Know your shortlist chances before recruiters do
Trajekt scores your resume against a specific job description, shows the skill gaps that actually cost you the interview, and hands back a four-week placement roadmap instead of just a number. The workflow is refreshingly concrete: upload your current PDF, paste the JD for the role you want, and get resume edits plus weekly learning actions aimed at the exact gaps found. The site claims 1,500-plus students across 35 countries use it, preparing for roles at Amazon, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Anthropic, and similar targets, which tells you the audience is ambitious students and early-career applicants rather than executives. I like that it commits to the fix-what-matters step, since match scores without remediation just generate anxiety. The roadmap framing also gives the product a natural reason for repeat visits across weeks. Sensible for final-year students and career switchers staring at job descriptions wondering whether they are wasting their time applying.
What it is
Know your shortlist chances before recruiters do
Pricing
See official site
Primary category
Productivity
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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