Resume Checker for Python Developers

Writing "Python experience" without specifying a framework is the #1 reason Python developer resumes fail ATS. Greenhouse and Lever at product companies score "Django," "FastAPI," and "Flask" as distinct keywords — none of them are interchangeable. Other common ATS failures: • No Python version stated (Python 3.11+ signals currency) • async/await and asyncio not mentioned for backend roles • Test framework absent — pytest is a near-universal filter in 2026 JDs • No Docker or cloud deployment context — production vs. prototype signals matter

Our AI checks your resume against the job description for: • Web frameworks: Django, FastAPI, Flask (named individually) • Async patterns: asyncio, async/await, Celery, Kafka • Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, SQLAlchemy, MongoDB • Testing: pytest, unit testing, integration testing, test coverage • Deployment: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS Lambda, AWS ECS, CI/CD • Code quality: code review, type hints, PEP8, linting

1. Name the framework and version — "FastAPI 0.110 (Python 3.12)" not "Python web framework" 2. Quantify API scale — "2.4M monthly requests at 99.95% uptime" beats "production Python service" 3. Include test coverage percentage — "92% pytest coverage" is a differentiator 4. State async context explicitly — async patterns are scored separately from synchronous code 5. Name the cloud provider and deployment service — AWS ECS, Lambda, or GCP Cloud Run 6. Add ETL or data pipeline work if applicable — Pandas, Celery, and Airflow are distinct ATS keywords

India's GCC market hired over 180,000 Python developers in 2025. ATS filters at major GCCs (TCS iON, Workday, SuccessFactors) now specifically parse for microservices architecture language alongside a named Python framework. Our checker adapts analysis to the specific job description — whether you're targeting a FAANG-tier product company, a Series B startup, or an Indian GCC role, we match against the exact requirements in the JD.