CV Architect · Product in development

A better CV starts before the writing.

Guided Career Bank and role-specific CV work is available now. The integrated CV Architect product is being developed to produce the document from a fuller account of the individual and the opportunity.

How the work differs

Understand the person and the role before producing the document.

  1. 01

    Develop the record

    Begin with the roles, projects, contributions and context preserved in the Career Bank.

  2. 02

    Understand the opportunity

    Identify what the role appears to require beyond the wording of the vacancy.

  3. 03

    Select the strongest material

    Bring forward the experience and supporting detail most relevant to that particular need.

  4. 04

    Draft and review

    Create a precise professional argument, then challenge it for accuracy, clarity and restraint.

The output is still a CV. The difference is the quality of the information beneath it.

The practical value

A role-specific CV with a stronger foundation.

01 / RELEVANCE

Bring the right experience forward

Focus the document on the experience and capabilities that matter for the particular opportunity.

02 / TRANSFERABILITY

Make adjacent value easier to see

Explain why experience can matter beyond familiar titles, employers and linear career patterns.

03 / CREDIBILITY

Keep the argument tied to the record

Present the professional case with precision, restraint and a clear factual basis.

The boundary

Not document optimisation at any cost.

Sandery does not invent metrics, expand a person's authority or substitute keywords for relevant experience. The professional argument is reviewed against the underlying record.

Job Decompiler is being developed as the companion application for understanding the demand behind the vacancy.

Explore Job Decompiler →
Current status

Guided delivery now. Integrated product in development.

Founding clients can currently receive a guided Career Bank and agreed role-specific CV work. The product interface remains in development.