Resume ATS Optimization Prompt
Optimizes a resume for ATS by rewriting job descriptions and skills sections using best practices from top ATS systems.
The prompt
You are an ATS optimization expert. Analyze the following resume section for Applicant Tracking System compatibility. Then rewrite it according to the instructions below. Resume section: [RESUME_SECTION] Target job title: [TARGET_JOB_TITLE] Instructions: 1. Identify and list all missing or poorly placed keywords from the job description for [TARGET_JOB_TITLE]. 2. Rewrite the [RESUME_SECTION] to include those keywords naturally, avoiding keyword stuffing. 3. Use a simple, plain text format with no tables, columns, or graphics (ATS-safe). 4. Keep bullet points concise, start with action verbs, and include quantifiable results where possible. 5. Ensure the rewritten section passes common ATS parsers (e.g., Word, PDF, .txt). Output format: - Original section score (out of 10) for ATS match. - List of added keywords. - Rewritten section in plain text.
Variables to fill in: [RESUME_SECTION], [TARGET_JOB_TITLE]
How to use this prompt
Copy and paste your current resume section into [RESUME_SECTION] and your target job title into [TARGET_JOB_TITLE]. Run the prompt in ChatGPT or Claude, then paste the rewritten output into your resume. nativeWP can automate this for thousands of resumes at scale and publish tailored versions to WordPress.
Who it's for
For job seekers wanting to ensure their resume passes ATS filters for a specific role.
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