Setting up automatic resume verification before publication

When a job board publishes resumes without verification, the result is predictable: mangled phrases, empty work experience fields, formatting that falls apart on mobile. I build a separate control node that catches all of this automatically — the moment the applicant clicks "submit", not after employers have already seen the resume.

I start by analyzing the resume form: which fields are required — position, experience, education, skills, about me — and what counts as a filled field. Then I add a spelling check layer: it flags spelling errors, awkward phrasing, inconsistent verb tenses, and formatting issues like merged paragraphs. This isn't a generic spell-check module glued to a website text field — it understands resume structure and doesn't confuse professional terms with errors.

Applicants see tips right on the submission screen — which field is empty, which phrase to fix, and why. Publication doesn't go through until required items are filled.

What's included in the work:
— Completeness rules for each form field
— Spelling check for the resume language
— Clear tips on the submission screen
— Customizable list of required fields
— Testing on real resumes before launch