Based on data from over 30,000 developer resumes analyzed by CV Compiler (automated resume reviewer), here are ways to upgrade that should lead to getting more job interviews

To help you succeed as a remote programmer, here at CV Compiler, we analyzed about 1,000 remote vacancies, (~330 job listings for each group), to define the tech skills employers are demanding from remote developers right now.

Frontenders oughtta know JavaScript (duh). Backenders oughtta be able to make their way around AWS.

Since data science has a huge impact on today’s businesses, the demand for DS experts is growing. At the moment I’m writing this, there are 144,527 data science jobs on LinkedIn alone. But still, it’s important to keep your finger on the pulse of the industry to be aware of the fastest and most efficient data science solutions.

Click through for key takeaways and trend analysis.

The fine folks at CV Compiler analyzed 300 job specs for JavaScript developers from AngelList, StackOverflow, LinkedIn, and career pages of fast-growing tech companies worldwide. Click through for their takeaways and subscribe to JS Party for an upcoming discussion on their findings.

The team at CV Compiler analyzed over 300 job specs for Python developers from fast-growing tech companies worldwide. From all these descriptions, they extracted the skills which were mentioned the most frequently.

I was surprised to see React so high up the list for Python devs, but I guess it makes sense. Do any of these results surprise you?

CV Compiler is an online resume analysis tool designed exclusively for software engineers.

The review technology scans for keywords from the world of programming and how they are used in the resume, relative to the best practices in the industry.

CV Compiler was built using Python with libraries NLTK and spaCy for tokenization, lemmatization, and POS-tagging.

The internal analysis engine for large datasets (resumes, job descriptions) was built upon a Seq2Seq model in TensorFlow.