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LumiCV helps you land more job interviews. Our AI-powered platform builds professional, ATS-friendly resumes tailored to the exact job you're applying for. Paste a job description, and our AI optimizes your resume in seconds - the right keywords, stronger bullet points, and a higher ATS score. Includes cover letter generation, interview prep tools, and job application tracking. Free to start, no credit card required. Based in the Netherlands, EU.
Netherlands
The entire experience was quite seamless. I was amazed that the application was able to fetch the most relevant information from my CV and tailor it against the job posting while also suggesting valuable updates.
Reply from LumiCV
Thanks for your kind words! Glad the CV matching and suggestions were helpful - wishing you success in your job search.
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