Resume screening for Engineering

Resume Screening for Engineering Hiring

Engineering resumes mix discipline, tools and credentials. ResumeMatch extracts the CAD and analysis tools, methods and licences in your job description and shows which each candidate evidences.

Typical roles: Mechanical engineer, Civil engineer, Electrical engineer, Industrial engineer.

Tools such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD or ANSYS and methods like GD&T or finite element analysis are matched explicitly. A resume that describes the analysis without naming the method can still surface as an implied skill.

What ResumeMatch looks for in engineering roles

A sample of the requirements it recognises in a job description and checks for in each resume.

Disciplines

mechanical engineeringcivil engineeringelectrical engineeringindustrial engineeringchemical engineeringstructural engineeringenvironmental engineeringaerospace engineering

Tools

AutoCADSolidWorksRevitCATIAANSYSMATLABCivil 3DFusion 360

Certifications and licences

PE LicenseEIT CertificationSix SigmaPMPOSHA 30

Methods

finite element analysisroot cause analysisblueprint readingGD&Tquality controlproject schedulingfailure analysis

Example job description

Mechanical Engineer to design components in SolidWorks and run finite element analysis in ANSYS. GD&T and failure analysis experience required. EIT certification and root cause analysis preferred.

Paste this, or your own, into the free demo and you will see the requirements it extracts and, with a resume attached, which are matched, missing or implied. No signup needed.

Questions

Does it verify a PE or EIT licence?

No. It reads the resume. Verify licences with the licensing board.

Does it cover every engineering discipline?

It covers the common ones: mechanical, civil, electrical, industrial, chemical, structural, environmental and aerospace.

ResumeMatch is a prioritisation aid, not an automatic hiring decision. Review the underlying resume and apply consistent human review.

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