Overview

🚀AI Powered ATS Friendly Resume Analyzer... Built an intelligent Resume Analyzer that helps job seekers optimize their resumes for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) using React, TypeScript and Puter The tool evaluates resumes against job descriptions, highlights keyword matches, skills gaps, and provides actionable insights to increase interview chances. Tech Stack & Features:

Key Features

• Authentication: Every user authenticated by Puter
• Upload Resume: Uploading the Resume with related Company Name, Job Title, Job Description
• Resume Score: Analyzing ATS Score, Tone & Style, Content, Structure, Skills and providing the improvements
• Storing Uploaded Resume and Results: User can review their uploaded resume and its results.

Technologies Used

• Puter: For Authentication
• React: For building the front-end codebase with clean, reusable components.
• Styled-Components: For managing styles dynamically using design tokens.
• GitHub Actions: For automating the pipeline and syncing design changes to the repository.

Challenges and Learnings

One of the biggest challenges was ensuring that the generated code was clean and maintainable. This involved setting up intelligent mapping between Figma components and React code structures, as well as managing edge cases like responsive design and conditional rendering. Additionally, the continuous synchronization required a robust error-handling system to prevent conflicts during development.

Outcome

The automated Figma to code pipeline has streamlined the handoff process, cutting down design-to-development time by 40%. Designers now have more confidence that their designs will be accurately translated into code, and developers can focus on more complex logic and feature development. This project has proven the value of automation in bridging the gap between design and development.

This project demonstrates your ability to leverage automation and streamline workflows, which is highly relevant for design engineering portfolios focused on efficiency and innovation.

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