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Each score shows how much of what a job asks for is already on your resume. Here's how it's worked out.
An AI model reads your resume and picks up to 5 job titles you're likely to go for next, plus your level and location. They fill in the filters, and you can change them anytime.
Up to 28 keywords come from each job post: tools, hard skills, certifications, methods and industry terms, plus a few soft skills. Keywords the post stresses (repeated, in the job title, or after phrases like "experience with") count more. Soft skills count less.
An exact match earns full credit. A related skill (React counts toward JavaScript) or part of a phrase earns partial credit. A keyword your resume doesn't mention earns nothing.
Your weighted coverage becomes a 0 to 100% score. It's on a curve, since few resumes use every word a job post does, so covering half the keywords scores about 66%. Jobs at a different level, or with titles unlike your target roles, score lower. A job title with no words in common is capped at 49%.
Strong match. Your resume covers most of what the job asks for.
Partial match. A good share is covered, with some clear gaps.
Weak match. Most of what the job asks for isn't on your resume.
Low match. Hidden by default (pick "Any match" to see these).
A high score means your resume speaks the job's language. It doesn't weigh years of experience or salary, so read the post before you apply.
Upload your resume and an AI model picks up to 5 job titles your experience points to. You'll see recent remote jobs for those titles, ranked by match score. A high score means your resume covers most of the skills and tools the job asks for. It doesn't weigh years of experience or salary, so read the post before you apply.
Uploading your resume and seeing your top matches with their scores is free, and you don't need an account. Seeing every match takes a Remote Rocketship subscription, and you can cancel anytime.
No. The matcher never sends your resume to employers. If you're not signed in, the file is deleted from our storage right after it's read. The data used for matching is saved in your browser and sent with each search, and we don't keep a copy. An AI model reads the text to pick your job titles. If you're signed in, your resume is saved to your account so your matches are there when you come back.
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By default, yes, from the last 7 days. You can widen that to the last 180 days, add hybrid or on-site jobs, and change the job titles, level and location in the filters.
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