Know which jobs fit before you read them.
Upload your resume once. Every job you search or track gets a score for how closely it lines up with your skills, roles, experience and education, so you know which five of fifty listings deserve a careful read.
Your frontend background is a strong fit, with the only soft spot being explicit team-leadership exposure.
STRENGTHS
- 6+ years shipping React/TypeScript at consumer scale.
- Remote-first preference matches the listing exactly.
GAPS
- No explicit lead/IC-staff scope on your resume.
- Listing favors prior FAANG-scale ownership of a feature area.
Tip: Add a bullet about cross-team coordination on the GraphQL rewrite to close the leadership gap.
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Upload your resume
Upload a PDF or Word file, or fill in the form. Jobiz reads your skills, roles, experience and education.
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Search as usual
Every job in Find jobs and in your tracker shows its score next to the title.
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Open the Match tab
See a one-line verdict, whether the job is in your field, the skills you have and the ones you lack, and checks on experience, education and languages.
Skills by importance
The job's skills are grouped as Critical, Required, Preferred and Nice to have, with the ones you have highlighted.
Always current
Edit your resume and every score updates. There is nothing to re-run.
Clear about what it is
The score is a triage tool, not a prediction of getting hired: it tells you where to spend your time.
Free to start
Match scores never use credits. Free shows them on the first 50 jobs you open each month; Pro and Max on every job.
Frequently asked questions
Read the full guideWhat does the score compare?
Your saved resume (skills, roles, experience, education) against the job's title, required and preferred skills, and its experience and education requirements.
Does it cost anything?
No, they never use credits. Free shows them on the first 50 jobs you open each month; Pro and Max on every job.
Will scores change if I edit my resume?
Yes. Scores follow your current resume automatically.
Is a high score a guarantee?
No. It shows how closely the job lines up with your resume. Use it to decide which postings to read first, then judge the role yourself.