Your CV shouldn't start from scratch.
jlog builds a CV for each posting out of sentences you already wrote, and shows you where every one of them came from.
Ada Lovelace
Senior Frontend Engineer · for Fabrikam, Payments
Experience
Ledgerline Senior Frontend Engineer · 2022 to now
- Led the move of the checkout from jQuery to React without a feature freeze. your CV · line 7
- Cut p95 page load from 3.1s to 1.2s with code-splitting and image budgets. your CV · line 8
- Owned the component library five product teams build on. earlier wording
Brightwave Frontend Engineer · 2019 to 2022
- Fixed 120 accessibility issues in one quarter and wrote the WCAG checklist. your CV · line 14
jlog reads your CV as facts.
Import the CV you already have. jlog breaks it into single claims, one per line, and shows you the list before anything is stored. You tick what is true. What you leave unticked never exists as far as jlog is concerned.
- 01 Ada Lovelace
- 02 Frontend engineer · Berlin · ada.lovelace@example.com
- 03
- 04 EXPERIENCE
- 05 Ledgerline, Senior Frontend Engineer, 2022 to now
- 06 Frontend for the payouts product, a team of six.
- 07 Led the move of the checkout from jQuery to React without a feature freeze.
- 08 Cut p95 page load from 3.1s to 1.2s with code-splitting and image budgets.
- 09 Built the design system five product teams ship with (42 components).
- 10 Mentored three junior engineers through their first production launches.
- 11
- 12 Brightwave, Frontend Engineer, 2019 to 2022
- 13 Customer dashboard and onboarding.
- 14 Fixed 120 accessibility issues in one quarter and wrote the WCAG checklist.
- 15 Co-organised the Berlin frontend meetup, around 60 people a month.
- Led the move of the checkout from jQuery to React without a feature freeze.
- Cut p95 page load from 3.1s to 1.2s with code-splitting and image budgets.
- Built the design system five product teams ship with (42 components).
- Mentored three junior engineers through their first production launches.
- Fixed 120 accessibility issues in one quarter and wrote the WCAG checklist.
- Co-organised the Berlin frontend meetup, around 60 people a month.
Give it the job you want.
The posting comes from the application you already saved, captured from the job board or pasted in. The model reads it as written: what it asks for, and in what order.
Fabrikam
Senior Frontend Engineer, Payments
We move money for 40,000 small businesses and the checkout is where it happens.
What we're looking for
- R1 You have led a large frontend migration without stopping feature work.
- R2 You treat performance as a feature, and have made a slow product fast.
- R3 You have built or owned a component library used across teams.
- R4 You care about accessibility and can show your work.
It picks what the posting asks for.
The model reads the posting and your facts, and chooses which facts belong on this CV and in what order. It chooses. It does not write. Point at any line to see what it answers and where it came from.
Every line can be traced back.
Pick a line of the finished CV and the passage it came from lights up in your own document, with everything around it dimmed. If a line was sent before in a different wording, jlog names the application it was written for.
Cut p95 page load from 3.1s to 1.2s with code-splitting and image budgets.
- 05 Ledgerline, Senior Frontend Engineer, 2022 to now
- 06 Frontend for the payouts product, a team of six.
- 07 Led the move of the checkout from jQuery to React without a feature freeze.
- 08 Cut p95 page load from 3.1s to 1.2s with code-splitting and image budgets.
- 09 Built the design system five product teams ship with (42 components).
- 10 Mentored three junior engineers through their first production launches.
- 2 of 4
- Your CV, line 08, word for word
- R2, quoted from the posting and checked to be in it
- Nothing
Nothing invented.
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The model chooses, it does not write. It returns fact ids and an order. There is no field in its answer where a new sentence could travel.
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No line without a source. A line that cannot be traced to your CV or to something you sent before cannot reach the page.
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Shorter beats padded. When few of your facts fit a posting, the CV comes out shorter. A CV that quietly embellishes is worse than no CV: you find out in the interview.