For internationals in Australia

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A resume and cover letter tailored to each job ad.

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Free. No card. Paste your first ad in 30 seconds.

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Your team on standby: your assistant and six job agents. A new Telstra ad arrives and its agent wakes. Step 1, job ad: it quotes the work-rights sentence, open to temporary visas. Step 2, correct and alter: it suggests a change you apply, asks if you have used Power BI, you say no and nothing is added. Step 3, final checks: resume and cover letter pass, fit 5 of 7, ready to apply. Step 4, recruiter judgement and apply: a simulated recruiter panel reacts, you apply, and your assistant will remind you to follow up in a week.

How it works

How do I show my work rights on an Australian resume?

Four steps. One application.

Step 1 of 4

Job ad.

Paste the ad and it gets its own agent, which quotes the one sentence about work rights, never a guess.

Step 2 of 4

Correct and alter resume.

Your agent fixes what screeners flag and tailors to the ad. Every change is yours to Apply or Reject, and it asks before adding anything.

Step 3 of 4

Final checks.

Your resume and cover letter are checked against the ad and the fit is counted. When both pass, the card turns green: Ready to apply.

Step 4 of 4

Recruiter judgement and apply.

A simulated recruiter panel reacts to your resume. Then you download, apply and mark it applied, and your assistant reminds you to follow up.

Meet your team

What does an Australian resume need that mine is missing?

One application, three helpers. Watch it get ready.

Helper 1 of 3

Your assistant.

Sees every application and tells you what needs you today.

Helper 2 of 3

Job agents.

Tailor your resume to the ad, and ask before adding anything.

Helper 3 of 3

Recruiter panel.

Simulated screeners say how it lands, before you send.

From 44 to 89ATS score

Harshil's resume, before and after one session.

50+Recruiter panel

Simulated recruiters who read your application before you send.

AUBuilt for Australia

Agents that know Australian spelling, job titles and work rights.

100+Using it

Internationally trained people applying for Australian jobs.

4.9Rating

Average rating from 12 reviews on real applications.

1,000+Community

Members sharing tips, job leads and live sessions.

Pricing

Start free. Pay only while you're applying.

Free
A$0

See the whole loop on one real ad.

  • Unlimited "can I apply?" checks
  • 1 tailored application, resume and cover letter
  • 20 chat messages a day
Try it free
Easiest startWeekly pass
A$7.99for 7 days

Less than a coffee a day. Apply to every ad closing this week.

  • Unlimited tailored applications
  • No daily message limit
  • Nothing to cancel, it just ends
Start for A$7.99
Most pickedMonthly pass
A$21.99for 30 days

A full month of applications, with the recruiter panel on every one.

  • Everything in Weekly
  • Recruiter panel on every application
  • Follow-up reminders from your assistant
  • Cheaper than three weekly passes
Get the monthly pass

Every pass is a one-off payment. No auto-renew.

Reviews

What people say about BuildMyResume.

4.9 out of 5
1 of 4Resume reviewGaps found, lines fixed, a resume built for the AU job.
Resume review
Cain T.Cybersecurity
★★★★★
A great session - it helped me clearly identify the gaps in my resume. He gave me a well-structured, job-focused template and a detailed review.
Melbourne, AU
Resume review
Tanmay S.AI Engineer
★★★★★
Ketan went above and beyond - a personalised plan, a resume and LinkedIn revamp, and a clear 30-day roadmap to grow my network.
Resume score60 → 89/100
Deakin University
Resume review
Harshil P.Mechanical Engineer
★★★★★
omg! That was exactly what I was looking for - he delivered crazy-good stuff with proper research and knowledge. Highly recommended!
Resume score44 → 89/100
Sydney, AU

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FAQ

Why is my resume not getting interviews in Australia?

Straight answers.

Why is my resume not getting interviews in Australia?

A resume without clear Australian signals is often filtered before a person reads it. Common causes are a missing work rights line, overseas job titles with no local equivalent, US spelling and unexplained date gaps. Our guide shows how to check each one on your own resume. Read the guide

How do I write my work rights on an Australian resume?

Put one plain line near the top, in your contact details or summary. State only the work rights you already hold, in the words your documents use. Keep it short and factual so a screener finds it in seconds. Our guide has example lines for common situations. Read the guide

Can I get a job in Australia with no Australian experience?

This answer is about resume positioning only. Lead with transferable skills, translate overseas job titles into plain Australian equivalents, and quantify what you delivered. Placements, projects and volunteering belong near the top. Our guide shows how to position experience from overseas. Read the guide

Will it invent skills I don't have?

No. If the ad asks for something your resume doesn't show, your agent asks whether you've used it and only adds it if you say yes.

Do you give visa advice?

No. We quote the sentence in the ad about work rights so you can read it yourself. For anything about your visa, speak to a registered migration agent.

Is it free?

Yes: unlimited "can I apply?" checks, one tailored application and 20 chat messages a day, with no card. Passes start at A$7.99 for a week and never auto-renew.

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