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Engineering Resume Intelligence

Your engineering experience is better than your resume.

FirmwareCV helps engineers uncover technical achievements, measurable impact, and important experience they may have left out — then rewrites their resume for their target role.

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Responsible for writing firmware for embedded devices and helping the team with debugging issues.

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Engineered production firmware for STM32-based IoT devices, cutting boot time by 40% and achieving zero field failures across 50k+ deployed units.

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Why not just use ChatGPT?

A generic AI rewrites what you give it. FirmwareCV helps you find what you left out.

Most engineers already have the achievements — they just never wrote them down. A blank prompt box doesn't fix that. A guided workflow does.

Generic AI (ChatGPT, etc.)

A general-purpose writing tool

✕ Only rewrites what you happen to paste in
✕ Requires you to know the right prompts to get a good result
✕ Generic understanding of careers — not your specific engineering discipline

FirmwareCV

A guided workflow built for engineers

✓ A guided, engineering-specific workflow — no prompt engineering required
✓ Asks targeted questions to surface achievements you left out
✓ Collects real technical context: scale, metrics, tools, and standards
✓ Tailors the rewrite to your specific target role and discipline

Before & after

See it across engineering disciplines.

Illustrative examples — numbers shown are representative of the kind of detail a strong bullet includes, not guaranteed outcomes for your resume.

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Responsible for writing firmware for embedded devices and helping the team with debugging issues.

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Engineered production firmware for STM32-based IoT devices, cutting boot time by 40% and achieving zero field failures across 50k+ deployed units.

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Worked on backend services and fixed bugs reported by QA.

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Redesigned the caching layer of a Node.js microservice, cutting p95 API latency from 800ms to 120ms and reducing infrastructure spend by an estimated 30%.

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Designed mechanical parts and worked with the manufacturing team on production issues.

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Designed and tolerance-stacked a 12-part sheet-metal enclosure in SolidWorks, resolving a recurring assembly defect and cutting an estimated 18% of scrap from the production line.

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Helped design circuit boards and tested prototypes.

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Designed and validated a 4-layer PCB for a motor-control board (STM32 + FOC), resolving EMI issues found in pre-compliance testing and enabling first-pass EMC certification.

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Managed cloud infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines.

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Migrated CI/CD from Jenkins to GitHub Actions with parallelised test stages, cutting average build time from 22 minutes to 6 minutes across 40+ services.

How it works

Three steps. No prompt writing required.

Tell us about your role

Pick your engineering discipline, target role, experience level, and tech stack so the rewrite speaks the right language from the start.

Fill the gaps we find

Paste your resume, then answer a short set of smart questions that surface the achievements, numbers, and context most engineers leave out.

Get your tailored rewrite

Receive a rewritten resume built around your target role, with ATS-friendly structure and language, ready to send.

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Trust & privacy

What actually happens to your resume.

What happens to your resume?

Your resume text is sent securely over HTTPS to generate your rewrite. We don't keep a permanent copy of your resume content after processing is complete.

How is your data processed?

Your resume is processed by Anthropic's Claude API to produce the rewrite, and payments are handled by Stripe — we never see or store your card details.

How long is data retained?

Access codes are stored as hashed values for up to 400 days to prevent abuse. IP addresses are used only briefly for rate limiting — from seconds up to 24 hours.

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About

Who's behind this.

FirmwareCV is a small, focused tool for engineers — firmware, software, hardware, and adjacent disciplines — who are good at the work and not always great at describing it. The guided question workflow exists because most engineers undersell their own impact, not because they lack it.

We're not a staffing agency, a recruiter, or a job board, and we don't promise interviews or job offers — see our Terms of Service for details.

Questions, feedback, or an issue with your order? Email info@firmwarecv.com — we read every message.

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Tell us about your field and target role so we can tailor the rewrite precisely.

Engineering discipline

Target role title

Years of experience

Target company type

Core tech stack / tools / skills

List languages, frameworks, tools, hardware platforms, standards — the more the better

Paste your current resume

Don't worry about formatting. Plain text is perfect. The more detail you give, the better our rewrite.

Your resume

Tip: Include dates, company names, team sizes, technologies, and any numbers you remember (even approximate)

Fill the gaps

Most engineers undersell their own scope, technical depth, and leadership. These grouped questions help surface what your resume is missing. Answer what you can — skip what doesn't apply.

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Scope & Ownership

What you were accountable for, not just tasks you were assigned

What did you own end-to-end — a full system, product, subsystem, or process?

What's the largest team, budget, or system scope you've been responsible for?

Were you promoted, given more scope, or asked to take on responsibilities above your official title?

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Impact & Achievements

Specific numbers make a bullet point far more credible

What's the biggest technical achievement in your career? Any numbers? (e.g. reduced latency by 30%, led team of 8)

Walk through one hard technical problem end-to-end: what was broken, what did you try, what actually fixed it, and what changed as a result?

Scale of your work — how many users, devices, units, or requests did your systems handle?

Any cost savings, performance improvements, or efficiency gains you drove?

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Technical Depth & Process

The tools, systems, and incidents that show technical maturity

Did you build or improve any tools, pipelines, test frameworks, or processes that outlasted your specific project?

Have you handled a production incident, failed test, field failure, or postmortem? What happened, and what did you change afterward?

Any standards, certifications, or compliance work relevant to your field?

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Leadership & Collaboration

Engineers who influence beyond their own code get noticed

Did you mentor, onboard, or lead other engineers — formally or informally?

Did you work directly with non-engineering stakeholders (product, sales, manufacturing, regulatory, customers)?

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Recognition & Context

Help us position you correctly

Certifications, patents, publications, or open source contributions not in your resume?

Any gaps in your resume? Career breaks, freelance periods, study time? (we'll frame these positively)

Anything specific you want the hiring manager to notice first?

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