SuperJob Launches Free AI Agent That Builds Resumes in Chat
SuperJob has released an AI agent that creates resumes through a conversation. It is free for all registered users and was trained on tens of millions of CVs.
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giftdetect· the right gift in minutesRussian job platform SuperJob has launched an AI agent that creates a resume from a dialogue with the candidate. According to the company, the tool is free for every registered user.
Job seekers can describe their professional experience and plans in free form. The AI asks follow-up questions, structures the answers and produces a finished resume on SuperJob. Users can also upload an existing file or give the agent a link to a profile posted on another platform.
The company stresses that the agent does not add anything on its own: all information comes from the user during the conversation. The tool complements the standard questionnaire, which can still be filled in manually, rather than replacing it.
Trained on 26 years of resumes
To train the agent, SuperJob used tens of millions of resumes written over 26 years by platform users and its career experts. The accumulated data helps the system pick out a candidate's experience, skills and qualifications.
CEO Anastasia Chuchalova framed the launch as a response to automated screening elsewhere. In her words, candidates on other platforms are being rejected by AI agents on overly formal criteria, where a decision may hinge on individual words in a resume while real professional experience is ignored.
"We understand the concern of job seekers who, when searching on other platforms, face rejections from AI agents based on overly formal selection criteria," she said.
Why it matters
As employers lean more on algorithmic filtering, the way a resume is written can decide whether it is read at all. SuperJob says its goal is to help candidates reveal and organize their experience and present their skills and qualifications to employers clearly. The company did not share further plans for the tool.
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