Role-specific profiles
Category-Aware Profiles That Ask for the Right Details
Generic builders show every candidate the same blank fields, from publication lists to GitHub links to budget figures. ReframeCV detects the professional category of the job you are targeting and collects the details recruiters in that field actually screen for.
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Profile fields
Sample previewDetected category: Software Developer (example)
- Asked
GitHub profile link
Recruiters check code and contribution history
- Asked
Technical stack
Languages, frameworks, and tools
- Asked
Open source contributions
Initiative beyond your job
- Not needed
Portfolio gallery
- Not needed
Journal citations
Example only. The fields shown in your account depend on the category detected for your target job.
Detects Your Category
Reads the job posting and classifies it into a professional category such as Software Developer, Designer, Marketing, Finance, Product Management, Academic, or Healthcare.
Asks for Relevant Details
Collects the evidence that matters in that field, such as a GitHub profile for developers, a portfolio for designers, or publications for academics.
Feeds Every Other Feature
The structured details are reused by tailoring, ATS scoring, and cover letters, so each output draws on the right evidence.
How it works
From a Job Posting to the Right Set of Fields
- 01
Add a Target Job
Paste the job posting you are applying to. ReframeCV analyzes it and works out which professional category it belongs to.
Category detection
- 02
Fill In the Role Details
You are asked for the details recruiters in that field look at, instead of a long form full of fields that do not apply.
Role-specific fields
- 03
Generate Your Resume
Your answers feed the resume so the right evidence appears for your field, in a layout that suits your category.
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Fields by category
Each Category Asks for Different Evidence
A developer is screened on code and systems, a designer on portfolio and process, an academic on publications. The profile follows the same logic.
- Fields that do not apply to your field are left out
- Prompts ask for specifics, such as scope, tools, and outcomes
- Details you enter once are reused across your resumes
Example fields by category
Sample previewWhat each category is asked for
Software Developer
GitHub profile, technical stack, open source work
Designer
Portfolio link, case studies, design tools
Academic
Publications, grants, conference talks, teaching
Marketing
Campaign results, channels, budgets managed
Illustrative examples. Categories not listed here are handled as Other.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
ReframeCV analyzes the job posting you are targeting and classifies it into one of its professional categories: Software Developer, Designer, Marketing, Finance, Product Management, Academic, Healthcare, or Other.
Postings that do not match a specific category are handled as Other, and you still get the standard resume sections: contact details, experience, education, and skills.
Your profile is the source for resume tailoring, ATS scoring, skills gap analysis, and cover letters, so the details you enter once are reused across them.
More features
Explore Related Features
- Core engine
Resume Tailoring
Rewrite your bullets around a specific job posting and move your most relevant experience to the top.
- Pre-submission check
ATS Keyword Scoring
See which keywords from the job posting your resume is missing, and where to add them.
- Application letter
Cover Letter Generator
Draft a cover letter from your resume and the job posting, in the tone you choose.
Ready to start?
Build a Profile That Fits Your Field.
Paste a job posting and let ReframeCV ask for the details that matter for the role.
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