An uploaded resume is compared with open roles. The result shows years of experience, the skills found on the resume, and a match score for each role.
The published tool takes a PDF resume. It extracts experience and skills, then lists roles with a combined match score, the overlapping skills, and a short slice of the role description.
That is a different product from catalog semantic search. Catalog matching is written up on Semantic Search & Match. This page is the resume-to-job flow.
The person chooses a PDF. Nothing else is required to start the match.
The resume is parsed for skills and years of experience.
Each open role is scored against that profile. Direct skill hits and related skills are both shown.
The list shows the role title, company, a match percentage, and the overlapping skills.
The original address was semantic-modal.html. That address redirects here so the job matcher has one canonical page.
Catalog search is Semantic Search & Match. The pet-adoption deployment is the semantic search case study.
A PDF resume.
Experience, the skills read from the resume, and a ranked list of roles with a match score and the skills that overlapped.
No. Catalog search answers a text query with items. This one answers a resume with roles.
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