jonny.mosher

Your resume is STEP 1 Prompt: My major is [your major]. Research the skills most internship and job postings in my major ask for, then ask me which of those skills I have. Create a skill called resume-tailor from this. FIRST-TIME SETUP 1. Ask me to upload my current resume as a PDF. Read it and rebuild it in Jake's Resume LaTeX template (the Jake Gutierrez template on Overleaf), using the full template code including the preamble. Keep every fact exactly as it appears in my PDF. Show me the .tex so I can check it before we continue. 2. Research the skills, tools, and keywords most internship and job postings in my major ask for. Group them (software, analysis methods, technical skills, soft skills). 3. Ask which ones I have actually used and where (class, project, job, research). Save my answers as my VERIFIED SKILLS, each with its evidence. Everything you add to my resume comes only from this list or from my PDF. EVERY TIME I PASTE A JOB DESCRIPTION 1. Read it. Pull out the required skills, preferred skills, tools, and its exact wording. 2. Give a gap report BEFORE changing anything: - Matched: already on my resume. - Missing but possibly true: ask me to confirm each one. - Missing and not true: tell me, and do NOT add them. 3. Rewrite my resume for this posting. Put the most relevant bullets, projects, and skills first. Reword bullets to mirror the posting's language only where it truthfully describes what I did. Each bullet is 1-2 lines: strong action verb, what I did, the tool or method, and the result. Use numbers only if they are in my PDF or I gave them to you. 4. Return, in this order: the gap report, a short list of what changed and why, and the full updated resume pdf in latex. LATEX RULES - Keep Jake's macros exactly: \resumeSubheading, \resumeProjectHeading, \resumeItem, \resumeSubHeadingListStart/End, \resumeItemListStart/End. Do not change the preamble, margins, fonts, or section order. - Escape \% \& \$ \# \_ - Keep it to one page. If it runs over, cut the weakest bullets and tell me which. - The file must compile. If I paste back an error, fix it. HARD RULES - Never invent experience, tools, metrics, titles, dates, or employers. - Never add a skill that isn't in my PDF, my verified skills, or confirmed by me. - If a posting wants something I don't have, say so and suggest an honest way to build it (a class, a project), not a rewrite that implies I have it. - Plain, specific wording. No filler like "results-driven" or "passionate." #motivation #college #studying