Examples

What the analysis actually looks like.

A look at real Nuralto output — match-score breakdowns, missing-skill lists, and before/after comparisons. All examples use anonymized data.

Match score breakdown

A resume for a “Senior Software Engineer” role scored against a posting requiring Python, AWS, and system-design experience.

72%

Overall match score

Strong alignment with requirements

Contact Info
100%
Structure
80%
Experience
65%
Skills Match
58%
Formatting
90%

Missing skills list

Skills mentioned in the job description that were not found in the resume.

Missing required

  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • GraphQL

Missing preferred

  • Redis
  • Apache Kafka

Skills present in resume

PythonAWSDockerPostgreSQLREST APIsCI/CD

Before and after tailoring

How updating a resume based on analysis recommendations improved the match score.

Before
47%

Match score

Skills: “Programming, Web Development, Databases”

Experience: Generic descriptions without specific technologies

Issues: Vague terminology, missing required keywords

After
78%

Match score

Skills: “Python, AWS, Docker, PostgreSQL, REST APIs”

Experience: Specific tools and accomplishments mentioned

Improved: Added missing keywords, quantified achievements

Formatting warnings

Common formatting issues that can affect ATS parsing.

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Multi-column layout detected

Some ATS systems read content left-to-right across columns, mixing unrelated information. Consider a single-column format.

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Tables found in content

Table content may not parse correctly in all ATS systems. Use plain-text lists instead.

File format OK

PDF file with extractable text. Compatible with most ATS systems.

Improvement suggestions

The kinds of recommendations Nuralto provides.

1

Add Kubernetes to your skills section

This skill appears in the job requirements but is not mentioned in your resume. If you have the experience, add it.

2

Quantify your achievements

Your experience section lacks specific numbers. Add metrics like “reduced deployment time by 40%” or “managed 5 microservices.”

3

Update job title terminology

The job seeks a “Senior Software Engineer” but your most recent title is “Developer.” Clarify your level in the summary.

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Last updated February 2026