Job description keywords
See requirement estimates for matched skills, repeated phrases, and your separately tracked extra keywords.
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Discover important keywords, role insights, missing skills, resume bullet suggestions and project ideas — all in your browser.
Compare your job description against 3248 IT skills, tools, platforms and job titles.
Analyse my job descriptionWhat you receive
Required, preferred, unclassified and repeated terms, plus extras.
Role-related skills not already found in the JD.
Customise with your work and verified outcomes.
Role-aware prompts for your real experience.
Relevant ideas to build, not completed work.
Choose a role to load a fictional job description. Edit it, then select Analyse.
Compared locally in your browser. Text matches do not prove experience; missing terms do not mean you lack a skill. Leave blank for JD-only analysis.
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100% Free. No AI. No signup. No payments. Your job description is analysed locally in your browser.
A practical place to start
See requirement estimates for matched skills, repeated phrases, and your separately tracked extra keywords.
Relevant templates use matched and recognised extra keywords. ndd your genuine work and verified outcomes.
A role- and experience-aware template leaves placeholders for your real skills and experience.
Explore practical ideas ranked by JD relevance, detected role and recognised extras - not a record of work completed.
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Your text remains in this page's memory while the finder analyzes it.
Your browser compares the text with 3248 distinct names in our built-in skills dictionary. Requirement labels use nearby wording and section headings; mention counts are separate.
Suggestions are separate from extracted JD keywords. ndd only skills and achievements you genuinely have.
Matching happens locally in your browser. The dictionary is a fixed list and may not contain every skill.
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Use these topic guides to browse dictionary examples. The job description you analyze remains the source for extracted keywords.
Languages, application development, testing and engineering practices.
AI frameworks, model work, LLM applications, evaluation and responsible deployment.
Analysis, statistics, experiments, reporting and decision support.
Data ingestion, transformation, orchestration, storage and integration.
Cloud services, delivery automation, platform operations and observability.
Security engineering, operations, identity, risk and protective controls.
Connectivity, routing, switching, telecom and network operations.
Operating systems, endpoints, data centers, storage, virtualization and industrial environments.
Service desks, user support, incidents, service requests and IT operations.
Database platforms, administration, performance, backup and recovery.
Enterprise platforms, business applications, integrations and procurement systems.
Enterprise and solution architecture, delivery, governance, credentials and professional practice.
Explore the fixed dictionary behind the finder, spanning software development, AI, cloud, cybersecurity, infrastructure, networking, enterprise systems and IT operations. There is no AI or made-up extracted keyword.
Browse the Skills IT directoryJob descriptions and extra keywords are processed in browser memory and are not saved by the application.
Normal page and asset requests still go to the site host.
Find the keywords in a job description and decide which ones reflect your real experience.
Analyse my job descriptionStraight answers
An applicant tracking system is software employers may use to organize applications and support recruiting workflows. Different systems and employers can behave differently.
ResumeITKeys compares a pasted job description with its built-in skills dictionary, counts accepted matches, and shows separate suggestions for resume writing and projects.
Matching runs in your browser against canonical skills and their known aliases. Only terms found in the pasted job description are shown as extracted keywords; unlisted terms may not be detected.
The finder estimates required and preferred skills from nearby wording or section headings. Skills without clear evidence are unclassified; conflicting evidence is shown separately. Mention counts do not determine the classification, and you should review the original wording.
The application does not send the job description to its servers or third-party processing APIs. Your browser downloads the page and its static assets as part of ordinary website use.
The application keeps it in page memory only. It does not save it to browser storage, a database, a URL, or a user profile. Reloading or closing the page clears that in-memory state.
Extra keywords are processed in the browser and shown separately. They do not increase extracted mention counts or change requirement classifications.
The skill or its spelling may not be in the built-in dictionary, or an ambiguous term may be omitted. You can enter a term in Extra keywords to keep it visible separately.
No. The finder is a comparison aid. Employers use different systems and processes, and ResumeITKeys cannot guarantee a result. Use clear, truthful descriptions of your experience.
Yes. ResumeITKeys is free to use, with no paid plans or usage limits.
No. You can use the finder without creating an account.
No. Keyword matching uses a fixed skills dictionary in your browser. Resume and project ideas come from predefined templates, not AI-generated content.