Yes. ATS analysis, scoring, and initial improvement suggestions are free with no signup required. Full guidance and saved reports may require a free account.

What file formats are supported?

PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT, RTF, ODT, and Apple Pages. PDF and DOCX are recommended for best ATS compatibility.

How is the ATS score calculated?

Your resume is parsed into structured fields such as contact information, experience, education, and skills. The score reflects how cleanly ResumeGeni can extract those fields plus format, content, and keyword signals.

Can ATS read PDF resumes?

Yes, but not all PDFs are equal. Text-based PDFs parse well. Image-only PDFs (scanned documents) and PDFs with complex tables or multi-column layouts often fail ATS parsing. Our analyzer will flag these issues.

How do I improve my ATS score?

Focus on three areas: use a clean single-column format, include keywords from the job description naturally in your experience bullets, and ensure all sections (contact, experience, education, skills) use standard headings.

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Key Takeaways

Automated hiring systems can screen or route resumes before human review; ResumeGeni treats ATS scoring as parser-readiness triage, not a hiring prediction (Harvard Business School & Accenture).
The most common ATS-readiness problems are missing keywords, incompatible formatting, incomplete fields, and incorrect file types
ResumeGeni scores parseability, structure, contact fields, content completeness, skills, and keyword signals, then explains the evidence behind the score

How ATS Resume Scoring Works

Applicant tracking systems parse your resume into structured data — extracting your name, contact info, work history, skills, and education — then use that data in search, review, and matching workflows. Parsing gaps can make a qualified candidate harder to evaluate.

Layer	What It Checks	Why It Matters
Document extraction	File format, encoding, readability	Corrupted or image-only PDFs fail immediately
Layout analysis	Tables, columns, headers, footers	Multi-column layouts break field extraction
Section detection	Experience, education, skills headings	Non-standard headings cause sections to be missed
Field mapping	Name, email, phone, dates, titles	Missing contact info is a common cause of immediate rejection
Keyword signals	Job-specific terms, skills, certifications	Keyword overlap can affect recruiter search visibility and resume-review workflows
Chronology check	Date ordering, gap detection	Reverse-chronological order is expected by most ATS
Quantification	Metrics, numbers, measurable outcomes	Quantified achievements help human reviewers and some scoring models
Confidence scoring	Overall parse quality and completeness	Low-confidence extraction means important fields may need manual review

What ResumeGeni Checks Before Keyword Matching

Keyword matching only helps after the resume can be read cleanly. ResumeGeni starts with parser-readiness signals before it evaluates wording, skills, and role fit.

Readable text: whether the uploaded file exposes selectable text instead of only a scanned image.
Standard resume structure: whether contact, summary, work experience, education, and skills sections are easy to identify.
Field extraction: whether names, email addresses, phone numbers, employers, titles, dates, degrees, and skills can be mapped into stable fields.
Format risk: whether tables, columns, text boxes, decorative icons, headers, footers, or unusual bullets could interrupt parsing.
Evidence quality: whether experience bullets include scope, tools, metrics, and outcomes rather than generic duty lists.
Keyword coverage: whether relevant tools, certifications, industry terms, and role-specific phrases appear naturally in the resume.

What Your ATS Score Means

The score is a diagnostic signal, not a hiring guarantee. A high score means ResumeGeni can extract and evaluate the resume with fewer warnings. A low score means the resume likely needs structural fixes before keyword tuning matters.

Score Range	Read	Best Next Action
90-100	Strong parser readiness with few visible gaps	Tailor keywords and achievements to the target role
75-89	Generally readable, but some sections or evidence may be weak	Fix warnings, add measurable achievements, and tighten skills
60-74	Important content may be missing, vague, or hard to map	Repair structure before rewriting bullets
Below 60	Parsing or completeness issues are likely holding the resume back	Move to a cleaner format and rebuild core sections first

What To Fix First

Start with problems that prevent a system or recruiter from reading the resume. Save small wording changes for after the structure is clean.

Priority	Fix	Reason
1	Use a text-based PDF, DOCX, or plain text resume	Image-only files and corrupted exports cannot be reliably parsed
2	Use one column and standard headings	Predictable structure improves section and field detection
3	Put contact information in the body, not only the header	Some parsers ignore header and footer regions
4	Replace vague duties with quantified achievements	Specific outcomes help both recruiter review and scoring evidence
5	Mirror role language truthfully	Relevant keywords help search and review without keyword stuffing

How To Use the Score Without Overfitting

The best use of an ATS score is triage. Fix problems that make the resume hard to parse or hard to evaluate, then stop when the document is clear. Do not chase a perfect score by adding keywords you cannot defend in an interview or by turning every bullet into a list of tools.

Checker signal	Good correction	Correction to avoid
Low parse confidence	Move to a single-column layout, standard headings, and selectable text.	Adding more keywords before the resume can be read cleanly.
Weak evidence bullets	Rewrite duties into scope, action, tool, and measurable outcome.	Inflating impact numbers or copying sample bullets that do not match your work.
Missing role terms	Add truthful tools, certifications, patient loads, stack details, or workflows from your experience.	Keyword stuffing a skills section with technologies you have not used.
Thin company fit	Compare the resume with the target role and company application guide before applying.	Submitting the same generic version to every employer.

Methodology And Limits

ResumeGeni checks format, extraction, content completeness, and keyword signals from the uploaded resume. It does not certify that every employer ATS will parse the file the same way, and it does not predict whether a recruiter will interview you.

For the scoring rubric, privacy notes, and limitations, read the ATS Resume Checker Methodology. For the broader source map behind ResumeGeni guidance, use the research hub and dated research data dashboard. For application context, use the exact company application guide or role guide that matches the job.

What the Checker Can Diagnose

Treat the ATS resume checker as a document-readiness diagnostic, not a hiring prediction. A useful check should tell you whether the resume text can be extracted, whether the major sections are recognizable, whether contact fields are present, whether bullets contain evidence, and whether role language appears naturally enough for a reviewer to understand the match.

Diagnostic area	What ResumeGeni looks for	Best correction
Text extraction	Selectable text, readable file structure, and parser confidence.	Use a text-based PDF, DOCX, or pasted text version before changing wording.
Section recognition	Standard headings for contact, summary, experience, education, skills, projects, and certifications.	Rename creative headings to conventional resume sections and keep content in the document body.
Evidence quality	Bullets with scope, action, tools, and measurable outcomes rather than generic duties.	Rewrite the most recent role first, then work backward through older experience.
Role alignment	Truthful keywords, credentials, systems, technologies, and responsibilities that match the target role.	Compare the resume with a role guide and a real posting before adding or removing terms.

Pair the Score With a Role Guide

An ATS score is the starting point. After the resume is readable, compare it with the role you are targeting so your skills, bullets, and keywords match the actual posting without keyword stuffing.

Resume path	Use this guide when the checker flags	Best next page
Clinical	Missing license, certification, patient-load, unit, EHR, or care-outcome evidence	RN resume guide
Technical	Thin stack detail, unclear shipped features, missing testing, deployment, or performance evidence	Full-stack developer resume guide or Android developer resume guide
Portfolio	Case studies, client scope, shipped work, project outcomes, or collaboration signals are too vague	Product designer resume guide or Freelancer resume guide
People operations	HRIS, compliance, hiring, retention, employee-relations, or policy examples are missing	Human resources manager resume guide

Role-specific next steps

Resume guides by job title — choose the closest role guide before rewriting bullets.
Skills guides by job title — check which tools, certifications, and workflows belong in the skills section.
Keyword benchmarks — use corpus-level keyword examples as context, not as a stuffing checklist.
Company application guides — compare resume preparation with employer-specific application and ATS context.

Where This Checker Fits in the Application Path

Use the checker as a diagnostic gate between drafting and applying. It is strongest when the next action is specific: fix parsing risks, rewrite vague bullets, add missing role evidence, or compare the resume against a real posting. It is weaker when treated as a hiring predictor or a substitute for role judgment.

Signal from the checker	Best next page	Reason
Formatting or parsing warnings	ATS compatibility methodology	Review the scoring categories and limits before changing the file structure.
Weak or generic experience bullets	Resume guides by job title	Find role-specific examples and replace duties with evidence, scope, and outcomes.
Missing tools, systems, or certifications	Skills guides by job title	Check which skills belong in the resume and which should appear only when truthful.
Company-specific application concerns	Company application guides	Compare employer context, ATS signals, and open-role language before final tailoring.

Sources Used For This Checker

ResumeGeni's checker combines product analysis with public resume-writing, occupational, and structured-data references. These sources inform parser-readiness guidance; they do not certify that any employer or ATS vendor will score a resume the same way.

Harvard Business School and Accenture: Hidden Workers: Untapped Talent — employer screening and automated-hiring context.
CareerOneStop Resume Guide formatting guidance — public resume-formatting guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor's CareerOneStop.
O*NET OnLine — occupation tasks, skills, and role terminology used to evaluate keyword coverage.
ATS Resume Checker Methodology and ResumeGeni Research Hub — ResumeGeni's public scoring categories, limits, and preferred evidence map.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ResumeGeni free?: Yes. ATS analysis, scoring, and initial improvement suggestions are free with no signup required. Full guidance and saved reports may require a free account.
What file formats are supported?: PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT, RTF, ODT, and Apple Pages. PDF and DOCX are recommended for best ATS compatibility.
How is the ATS score calculated?: Your resume is parsed into structured fields such as contact information, experience, education, and skills. The score reflects how cleanly ResumeGeni can extract those fields plus format, content, and keyword signals.
Can ATS read PDF resumes?: Yes, but not all PDFs are equal. Text-based PDFs parse well. Image-only PDFs (scanned documents) and PDFs with complex tables or multi-column layouts often fail ATS parsing. Our analyzer will flag these issues.
How do I improve my ATS score?: Focus on three areas: use a clean single-column format, include keywords from the job description naturally in your experience bullets, and ensure all sections (contact, experience, education, skills) use standard headings.

Preferred ATS Checker Resource Spine

Research and methodology

ATS Resume Checker Methodology — the scoring rubric, upload limits, and non-guarantees.
ResumeGeni Research Hub — the preferred routing page for methodology, data, and premium guide evidence.
Research Data Dashboard — the dated corpus snapshot and data-use limits.
Keyword Benchmarks — corpus-backed keyword patterns to use as context, not as a stuffing checklist.

Product workflow

Free resume builder — rebuild structure, preview the resume, and export after the score is usable.
Resume guides by job title — choose the closest role guide before rewriting bullets.
Skills guides by job title — check which tools, certifications, and workflows belong in the skills section.
Company application guides — compare resume preparation with employer-specific application context.

Premium resume guide examples

Trust and scope

Editorial standards — how ResumeGeni creates, reviews, and corrects public guidance.
Coverage — the published, planned, parked, and refused role-resource map.

Determined, imaginative, curious—if these are some of the ways you describe yourself, we want to learn more about you!

At TC Energy, we are proud to connect the world to the energy it needs. Guided by our values of safety in every step, personal accountability, one team and active learning, we deliver the critical energy that North America and the world rely on while balancing reliability, affordability and sustainability.

The Opportunity

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the planning and execution of capital projects within the natural gas pipeline and facilities portfolio. This role is responsible for managing projects through the full lifecycle—from early feasibility and development through construction and closeout—while ensuring safety, quality, regulatory compliance, and alignment with business objectives. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, technical expertise, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

What you’ll do

Project Planning and Execution

Conduct feasibility studies and alternative analyses to assess technical, financial, and operational viability and support early project development activities.
Develop, maintain, and execute detailed project plans and schedules in alignment with the TC Energy Operating Model (TOMS) and Project Delivery Standard (PDS).
Manage all phases of the project lifecycle, including scope definition, budgeting, scheduling, execution, and reporting.
Develop and implement Project Execution Plans for both development and execution phases.
Coordinate with internal teams and external vendors to ensure project alignment with business objectives.
Identify and allocate required resources, partnering with the Construction Management & Inspection (CM&I) team to support construction execution.
Collaborate with the integrated Supply Chain team on contractor engagement, scope development, RFPs, contract feedback, and issuance of Release Orders (ROs) and Purchase Orders (POs).
Monitor and control project budgets to ensure expenditures remain within approved limits and resources are used efficiently.
Manage changes to scope, schedule, and cost, ensuring all changes are documented, approved, and communicated effectively.
Actively demonstrate corporate safety culture by leading safety discussions and supporting site construction activities with a strong emphasis on safety and quality.

Stakeholder Engagement

Liaise with internal customer groups to understand project objectives and define scope, deliverables, cost, schedule, and quality requirements.
Clearly define and communicate project objectives, scope, and deliverables to ensure shared understanding among stakeholders.
Maintain regular communication with client and stakeholder groups and proactively manage expectations.
Serve as an ambassador for Project Governance and Assurance, ensuring effective communication of project requirements.

Risk and Quality Management

Identify project risks and develop mitigation strategies through team engagement, risk registers, and control plans.
Conduct qualitative and quantitative cost and schedule risk assessments.
Monitor and measure contractor performance against contract terms and conditions.
Oversee project design and facilitate technical reviews to ensure compliance with specifications, codes, and legal requirements.
Ensure project deliverables meet quality standards through regular reviews, audits, and tracking of turnover documentation.
Provide input to and support regulatory applications and permits for facilities and pipeline projects.
Establish, document, and manage regulatory and environmental objectives, including post‑construction commitments.
Ensure projects are constructed in compliance with approved engineering documents, design standards, and environmental requirements.
Manage site construction activities with a strong focus on safety, quality, and regulatory compliance.
Identify opportunities to improve project management procedures and processes.
Contribute to the enhancement of project management tools, standards, and practices.
Document and share lessons learned throughout the project lifecycle.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Project Management, or a related ﬁeld, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience.
5 to 10 years of related industry experience in project management or construction management.
Demonstrated competence with engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) fundamentals.
Proﬁciency in using project management tools and software.
Knowledge of regulatory processes in relevant jurisdictions.
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and handle competing challenges and timelines.
Proﬁciency in contract management mechanisms and principles, including Change Directives, Contemplated Changes Notices, Change Order Request Notices, and Change Orders, as well as a thorough
Understanding of contractual implications resulting from project/execution changes (i.e. RFIs, DCNs, NCRs etc.).

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in the natural gas pipeline industry is preferred.

To remain competitive, support our high-performance culture and allow for more flexibility in the way we work, we offer a hybrid work model and flexible dress code for our eligible office-based workforce in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. #LI-Hybrid

About our business

We are a leader in North American energy infrastructure, spanning Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. Every day, our dedicated team proudly connects the world to the energy it needs—moving over 30 per cent of the cleaner-burning natural gas used across the continent. Complemented by strategic ownership and low-risk investments in power generation, our infrastructure fuels industries and generates affordable, reliable and sustainable power across North America, while enabling LNG exports to global markets.

TC Energy is an equal opportunity employer and participates in the E-Verify program supervised by the US government. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals regardless of race, religion, age, sex, color, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or disability. We are also committed to providing accommodations throughout the recruitment process. Applicants requiring accommodations or accessible formats are encouraged to contact us at [email protected] for support.

All applicants must have legal authorization to work in the country where the position is based, without restrictions. Background screening is required for all positions, which may include criminal and/or credit checks. Offers may be extended at a different level or job title that best aligns with the successful candidate's qualifications.

Learn more

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Thank you for considering TC Energy in your career journey.