cvassert — test runner
$ cvassert run --cv cv.txt --against job-spec.txt
paste both files below, then run the suite.
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for SQA professionals
Run your CV as a test suite against any QA job description. Every requirement becomes an assertion — see what passes, what fails, and how to fix it before you apply.
$ cvassert run --cv cv.txt --against job-spec.txt
paste both files below, then run the suite.
re-run any time — edit cv.txt above and press ▶
CVAssert is a free CV-to-job matcher built specifically for software quality assurance professionals — manual testers, automation engineers, SDETs, and QA leads. Instead of guessing whether you fit a role, CVAssert grades every single requirement in the job posting as PASS, PARTIAL, or MISS against your actual CV, the same way a test suite grades assertions.
CVAssert understands testing terminology — automation frameworks like Selenium, Playwright and Cypress, API testing, CI/CD pipelines, ISTQB certification, test management tools, and Agile QA processes — and categorizes each requirement so you can see exactly where you stand on automation vs. manual vs. tooling skills. It also recognizes equivalent skills, so Playwright experience counts toward a Selenium requirement.
Yes. Applicant tracking systems reject QA resumes that miss the posting's exact keywords. CVAssert extracts those keywords for you, and gives you a numbered fix list of concrete edits to make before you hit apply.
No. Your CV and the job posting are analyzed on the fly by a third-party AI provider and are never saved to any database by this site.
CVAssert runs on a free AI quota. If it's used up for the day, click "use your own API key" and paste a key from any major provider — free Gemini or Groq keys take about a minute to create with no credit card, and OpenAI or Anthropic keys work too. The provider is auto-detected from the key, and your key stays in your browser tab only.