Neiron
Write a CV from your experience
Turn your experience into a clear CV for a specific role. Use only real responsibilities, projects and results.
Sign in to work. Available models and allowances are shown in your account.
Getting started
- Gather work history, skills and education.
- Add the requirements of the target role.
- Verify dates, achievements and wording.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
Build the CV
Draft a CV for [role] from my information: [experience, education, skills]. Use a short profile, experience, skills and education. Invent no achievements, figures or qualifications. List questions where information is missing. Use a factual tone without generic traits such as “great communicator”.
Check: Check dates and roles. Be ready to explain every achievement figure.
Adapt it to a role
Compare my CV with the vacancy. Highlight relevant real experience and suggest clearer wording. Add no skills absent from my information. List gaps separately. CV: [text]. Vacancy: [text].
Check: Ensure a desired skill has not become a claimed qualification.
Show work, not adjectives
Describe a task and result rather than saying “responsible”. Use figures only when supported.
Before sending
Remove unnecessary personal data, verify contacts and save in the employer’s requested format.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I write a CV with no work experience?
- Yes. Use real study projects, placements and skills rather than invented jobs.
- Will I get a finished PDF?
- This prepares the text. Format and export it in an editor.
- Does it guarantee an interview?
- No. It helps present your experience; the employer decides.
- How do I start, and what does it cost?
- Copy a prompt and open the tool. Sign-in is required; your account shows available models and allowances.