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The job

Senior Backend Engineer

Cobaltfield Freight

  • Java and Spring Boot: on his resume already
  • Microservices: on his resume already
  • Message queues: answered by a line from an older resume once it lands
  • On-call and incident reviews: answered by a line from an older resume once it lands
  • Batch processing: answered by a line from an older resume once it lands
  • PostgreSQL: on his resume already
  • Kubernetes: not on his resume

Devon Okonkwo-Reyes

Naperville, IL · (630) 555-0142 · devon.okonkwo.reyes@example.com

Experience

Software Engineer II, Brightmoor Logistics Software2024 – present

  • Designed and shipped REST APIs in Java 17 and Spring Boot for a shipment-tracking platform handling 4 million parcels monthly.
  • Reworded: Cut p95 latency of the rate-quote API from 820 ms to 310 ms by rewriting PostgreSQL queries and adding Redis caching.
  • Decomposed the legacy order monolith into six Spring Boot services behind Spring Cloud Gateway with a team of 6 engineers.

Software Engineer, Kestrelpoint Payments2022 – 2023

  • Added from the 2023 resume: Reduced failed payment retries by 35% by redesigning the retry queue on RabbitMQ with idempotency keys.
  • Added from the 2023 resume: Joined the on-call rotation, investigated production incidents and wrote postmortems adopted as the team template.
  • Removed for this job: Automated the release pipeline in Jenkins, taking deploys from a weekly manual process to on-demand.

Associate Software Engineer, Oakhaven Health Systems2021 – 2022

  • Added from the 2022 resume: Migrated nightly batch jobs from cron shell scripts to Spring Batch, cutting failed runs reported by operations.

Education

B.S. Computer Science, Northwind Valley State University, 2021

Skills

Java 17, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud Gateway, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Docker, AWS

  1. 0:00: Drop in your resumes
  2. 0:15: We’ve read them
  3. 0:20: Paste the job
  4. about 1:00: Your one-page PDF
  • Added from your older resumes
  • Removed for this job
  • Reworded
Three of Devon's resumes, the job, and his new one-page resume for the Senior Backend Engineer role: three lines travel from the old resumes, through the requirement they answer, into the new one.
  • Your work history stays exact

    Employers, titles and dates stay exactly as you wrote them, in every mode.

  • Every change shown

    Added, removed and reworded lines are marked before you download.

  • You choose how far we go

    Basic and Tailored never change your facts. Extreme can add points, skills and numbers, only with your OK.

See the jobs that fit your resume

Upload or paste your resume once. We read your role and level from your job titles, then list this week’s postings that fit.

Fit goes by role and level, because postings don’t list their skills yet.

See jobs for your resume

No account? Match check reads your resume against one posting, then lists this week’s postings for your role.

Hiring this week: this week’s numbers by role family, level and workplace, with how we count.

How it works

Why not just ask ChatGPT? It invents experience to fit the job. Basic and Tailored never change your facts, Extreme adds only with your OK, and every edit is shown.

  1. Bring your history once

    Drop in your old resumes or paste text. Every line is kept exactly as you wrote it.

  2. See where you match

    Paste a job. See which of its requirements your history covers and which it doesn’t.

  3. Send a resume that fits

    A one-page resume aimed at this job, with every added, removed and reworded line marked.

You still read every draft before you send it. The guarantees cover what the product writes; you stay responsible for what you submit.

Start with the resumes you already have.

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