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Step 2 of 3 · Résumé Studio

The résumé

The page, the score, and what moves it

In the editor these two sit side by side: the page on the right exactly as it will print, and the score on the left moving as you type. Both are drawn below by the same components the product uses, from the same example document.

The page

85/ 100

Structure score

Structure mostly complete

Next lever: list more of your real skills — recruiters and parsers both read that section.

Structure target 90

What’s in the document

Completeness100
Has numbers in bullets84
Skills listed50
Structure95

What the number is

This score counts what your résumé contains, not how it reads. It counts the fields a parser needs, the bullets that carry a real figure, the named skills and the layout. A separate AI content check inside the editor reads the writing and says what is thin, and that check is the only thing that can call a résumé interview-ready.

The Studio will not invent a figure for you. When a rewrite finds no number in a bullet it leaves a bracket for your real one, and filling those honestly is what moves the score.

The same résumé, readable on a phone

The editor is built for a laptop, because it lays a full-size page out beside its controls. Your documents still open anywhere, in this read-only view.

Avery Chen

Marketing Analytics · Brand Strategy

avery.chen@bu.edu · (617) 555-0142 · Boston, MA

Summary

Marketing student with analytics internship experience and a capstone in brand repositioning. Comfortable running tests, reading the results, and turning them into a recommendation a team can act on.

Experience

Marketing Analytics Intern

Brightline Media

Boston, MA · Jun 2025 – Aug 2025

  • Built weekly performance reports for 6 client accounts, cutting the manual reporting pass from 4 hours to 40 minutes.
  • Ran A/B tests on email campaigns and wrote up which treatments won and why.
  • Rebuilt the paid-channel dashboard in Google Analytics so account leads could read spend against pipeline without asking for a pull.

Capstone Project Lead

Boston University Questrom School of Business

Boston, MA · Jan 2026 – May 2026

  • Led a four-person team on a repositioning plan for a regional coffee roaster and presented it to the founder.
  • Built an Excel allocation model that split a $2M budget across 6 channels and showed the tradeoff at each level of spend.
  • Ran customer interviews and coded them into segments, which set the positioning the plan was written against.

Education

B.S. in Business Administration, Marketing

Boston University

Boston, MA · May 2026

Skills

Excel · Google Analytics · A/B testing · Market research