Tech Resume Optimizer Skill for Claude: Resumes for Engineers, PMs and Data Roles
Makes Claude restructure a resume for software, data, DevOps or technical product roles, with skills, bullets and projects laid out for tech recruiters.
- Installs
- 9.6K
- on skills.sh
- Stars
- 3K
- on GitHub
- Updated
- Jun 2026
- last repo commit
Claude restructures the resume in a recommended section order (7 parts, from contact details with GitHub to certifications). It also reorganizes the technical skills, rewrites experience bullets with a fixed formula and picks projects to feature. It returns a report with a skills restructure, bullet rewrites, projects to highlight, GitHub tips and technical gaps.
SKILL.md aims at passing ATS and impressing technical recruiters. It bundles no scripts. The numbers in its examples are samples, so use your own real figures.
Good for
- Software, data and DevOps engineers updating a resume
- Technical product managers
- Bootcamp graduates and self-taught engineers who rely on projects
Install tech-resume-optimizer
Claude Code
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Copy this prompt.
Install the tech-resume-optimizer skill in Claude Code. Run this command: npx skills add Paramchoudhary/ResumeSkills -g -y Then check that it loaded and tell me how to use it.
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Paste it into Claude Code. It shows the change and asks before running it.
Requires Node.js.
The README command installs the whole repo (the README says 20 skills; the repo's skills folder holds 22), globally with -g. Drop -g to install for the current project only. It does not name an agent.
From the project README. Source.
What's in the skill
When it loads
Optimize resumes for software engineering, PM, and technical roles
Sections in SKILL.md
- When to Use This Skill
- Core Capabilities
- Tech Resume Philosophy
- Tech Resume Structure
- Recommended Order
- Contact Section for Tech
- Technical Skills Section
- Organization Strategies
- What to Include
- What NOT to Include
- Experience Section for Tech Roles
- The Technical Bullet Formula
- Technical Metrics to Include
- Role-Specific Bullet Examples
- Projects Section
- Project Format
Key facts
- Folder
- 1 file: SKILL.md
- Installs on skills.sh
- 9,562 (Nov 2, 2026)
- GitHub stars
- 2,985 (Nov 2, 2026)
- License
- MIT
- Last repo commit
- Jun 19, 2026
What it includes
Contact, summary, technical skills, experience, projects, education, certifications.
Contact details include GitHub and a portfolio. Address and photo are left out.
Recommended section orderThree layouts: by category, by proficiency or a flat ATS-friendly list.
It lists what to include (languages, frameworks, databases, cloud and DevOps) and what to leave off, such as skill bars and Microsoft Office.
Technical skills sectionAction verb, technical what, scale or impact, technology used.
Metrics fall in four groups: scale, performance, efficiency and business.
Technical bullet formulaSample bullets for software engineer, data engineer, DevOps or SRE, and technical PM.
The figures in them are samples to show the shape, not numbers to copy.
Role-specific examplesProject format, an example, and what makes a good project.
Projects matter most for juniors, career changers, bootcamp graduates and anyone with gaps. Tutorial follow-alongs are on the don't list.
Projects sectionFormats for a standard degree, a bootcamp graduate and a self-taught engineer.
Self-taught engineers list certifications and relevant education such as open courseware.
Education for techPinned repos, a profile README, and how to handle a stack mismatch.
SKILL.md also says to claim only technologies you can discuss deeply in an interview.
GitHub and stack tipsA report: skills restructure, experience improvements, projects, GitHub, gaps.
Each current bullet is shown with an improved version.
Try: “Optimize my resume for a backend engineer role using the tech-resume-optimizer skill: [paste resume]”
Tech Resume Optimization output
From the official docs
Questions
What does tech-resume-optimizer do?
It makes Claude restructure a resume for technical roles. That covers the skills section, how experience bullets are written, which projects to show and what to put on GitHub.
Which roles is it for?
SKILL.md names software engineering, product management, data and DevOps. Its example bullets cover software engineer, data engineer, DevOps or SRE, and technical PM.
Will it invent metrics for my bullets?
The examples in SKILL.md use sample numbers. Our advice: replace them with figures you can back up, because SKILL.md also says to claim only what you can discuss in an interview.
How do I install it?
Use the install box above. The README's one command installs the whole repo (it says 20 skills; the repo's skills folder holds 22), and the single-skill command installs only this one. The Claude tab shows the ZIP upload for the Claude app.
How is it different from the other resume skills?
The README lists resume-ats-optimizer for ATS checks and keyword match, and resume-tailor for customizing a resume to a specific posting. This skill is for technical roles and covers tech-specific layout, bullets and projects.
Is it safe to use?
It bundles no scripts and names no API key. It works on the resume text you paste, which holds personal details, so share only what you are comfortable giving Claude.
Information
updated Nov 2, 2026
- Repository
- paramchoudhary/resumeskills
- Folder
skills/tech-resume-optimizer
Sources
Docs, issue trackers and discussions this page is built from.
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- tech-resume-optimizer SKILL.md · github.com
- ResumeSkills README · github.com