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Resume matching and AI mock interviews, in one place

Find out why you're not getting callbacks

CareerPilot scores your resume against the exact job you're applying to, shows you which gaps cost you the match, then interviews you out loud on those same gaps.

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The CareerPilot dashboard, showing resume strength, interview readiness and recent activity
How it works

Three steps, one sitting

Step 1

Upload your resume

PDF, DOCX or plain text. It gets parsed into structured roles, skills and dates rather than dumped into a prompt as one long string.

Step 2

Paste the job posting

The whole thing, straight off the careers page. Requirements, seniority and the must-haves come back out as something the scorer can compare against.

Step 3

Analyse, then practise

Read the score and the gaps, take the rewrites that help, then sit an interview built from those exact gaps — out loud, with a report at the end.

Four tools that share the same context

The analysis feeds the interview, the interview feeds the report, and all of it hangs off the application it belongs to. Nothing asks you to explain yourself twice.

Match scoring

A score you can actually act on

Four signals are scored separately — semantic fit, skill overlap, experience level and keyword density — so you can tell whether you lost the match on substance or just on wording.

Gap analysis

See the gaps before the recruiter does

Every requirement in the posting, checked against what your resume actually says. Then line-by-line rewrites for the bullets that undersell the work you did.

Mock interviews

An interviewer that has read your resume

Questions come from your resume and that specific posting, never a generic bank — and each one shows what it was drawn from. Answer out loud; vague answers get a follow-up, and you get pace, filler-word and gap-coverage metrics at the end.

Applications

Every application in one pipeline

Track each role from saved through to offer, with deadlines that surface before they pass and every analysis and practice session attached to the job it belongs to.

Questions, answered

The things people ask before they upload anything.

Keyword tools count string matches. CareerPilot scores four signals separately — semantic fit, skill overlap, experience level and keyword density — so a resume that says the right things in different words isn't marked down as though it said nothing at all.

The next interview is the one that counts

Score a resume against a real posting, close the gaps it finds, and practise the questions before someone else asks them.

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