An IT resume for the job: stack, projects and results instead of duties
A developer, QA or PM resume built from your answers to 32 IT questions: your whole stack in place, projects with numbers and job titles the way recruiters search for them.
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How COScafe builds an IT resume
An IT resume in COScafe is a resume for a specific IT job, written by AI from your answers to a dedicated IT set of 32 questions, your current resume and the job description. The questions were designed by Olha Oleksiuk, who spent 7 years hiring in IT and ran more than 5,000 interviews: they draw out your stack, your projects, the problems you solved and what changed afterwards.
A strong developer, QA or PM resume means achievements in the form "what you did → with what result", numbers or scope (team, users, volume), a standard job title and keywords from the job. A weak one is a list of duties. Our AI rewrites your experience exactly this way, without inventing a single number.
This matters most for juniors: with little commercial experience, pet projects, study tasks and the things you improved or automated make the difference. The questionnaire asks about those too.
What goes into an IT resume
Your whole stack in place
Your stack answer is a checklist: every technology lands in skills, grouped by category. AI assistants (ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor) too.
One company, one entry
Projects at one company sit inside its entry, less relevant ones in a short "Also" line. Plus a line about the company or product.
Results instead of duties
3–6 bullets per role, each starting with a verb, most with a number or concrete scope.
Market job titles
A non-standard title becomes the one the market searches for. If the job names the role, the headline takes it word for word, Senior or Lead included.
ATS keywords
Terms and skills from the job description are carried into the resume — only those your experience supports.
Ready for Western markets
No photo, age or "Objective" section; technology names and job titles stay in English even in a Ukrainian resume.
How to make an IT resume
Upload your resume
Your old resume is a source of facts: companies, dates, projects. The AI rewrites the wording and job titles.
Choose "IT"
And answer 32 questions: stack, projects, team, international experience, goals.
Paste the job and pick a language
English or Ukrainian — and in 20–40 seconds the .docx is ready.
What it looks like in practice
A real resume before and after COScafe — scored by the same AI recruiter.
This is what your resume looks like when a recruiter spots it among a thousand and invites you in
Frequently asked questions
Headline — your target role, then a 2–4 sentence summary, skills by category and experience in reverse order: 3–6 achievements with numbers or scope for each job. That's how COScafe builds a developer resume from your answers.
Show what you have: study and pet projects with links, your stack, what you improved or automated, teamwork. The questionnaire asks about this directly, and the AI never adds years of experience you don't have.
Yes, the question set is the same IT one, and the AI adapts skill categories and wording to your role and to the job.
Every one you actually use regularly. Recruiters filter candidates by tool names, so a missing technology is a search you won't show up in.
Keep them under one company: one heading with the title and dates, and the projects inside. That way a recruiter sees stable experience, not five short jobs.
English for international companies; for the Ukrainian market Ukrainian is often enough. In COScafe you choose the document language at the last step.
No one can guarantee what a particular applicant tracking system will decide. We do what it depends on: a text-based .docx, keywords from the job, standard job titles and your full stack in the skills.
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4.9 / 5.0