Write a CV that matches the jobs you want

A recruiter spends only a few seconds on a CV. They look for the tools and results they already wrote down in the job ad. Your job is to make those matches easy to see without making up experience you do not have.

• Start with a job title and a set of tools that match the ads you want.
• Take the skills that come up most in your Threshold roadmap and show them inside project bullets with a result. A plain list of buzzwords does not prove anything.
• Show one finished piece of work, such as a code repository, a dashboard or a case study, instead of five vague course certificates.
• Be honest about where you live and your right to work. Do not claim a Certificate of Sponsorship you do not have.
• Never add a number or a result that is not true. Our review checks that any rewrite we suggest only uses facts already in your CV.

When you are ready, upload a text-based PDF on the search page. We compare your skills with live ads for that role and give you a ranked list of gaps. Then an AI review reads your CV like a hiring manager and tells you what is shown well, what is missing and what to fix first.