Resume Clustering and Job Description Matching

The efficient functioning of drainage systems is critical for urban infrastructure, playing a key role in managing stormwater, preventing flooding, and safeguarding public health and safety. ABSTRACT: In today’s competitive job market, both job seekers and employers are increasingly turning to automated systems to improve the efficiency of the hiring process. This paper explores Resume Clustering and Job Description Matching, two key aspects of recruitment technology, which are designed to facilitate faster, more accurate hiring decisions. We propose a methodology for automatically matching resumes to job descriptions by leveraging machine learning algorithms, natural language processing (NLP) techniques, and deep learning methods. Resume clustering groups similar resumes to enable HR professionals to better understand the candidate pool, while job description matching ensures that the resumes align with the specific requirements of job postings. Our proposed system integrates both techniques, aiming to reduce manual effort and human bias, ultimately enhancing recruitment efficiency. By utilizing these technologies, organizations can filter and rank candidates based on the relevance of their qualifications to job descriptions, ensuring that they select the most qualified candidates with greater speed and accuracy.[1]

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.68831
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Data Quality and Management
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Resume Clustering and Job Description Matching

Archana V. Ugale
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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Data Quality and Management
2.11
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Resume Clustering and Job Description Matching

Archana V. Ugale
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Abstract

The efficient functioning of drainage systems is critical for urban infrastructure, playing a key role in managing stormwater, preventing flooding, and safeguarding public health and safety. ABSTRACT: In today’s competitive job market, both job seekers and employers are increasingly turning to automated systems to improve the efficiency of the hiring process. This paper explores Resume Clustering and Job Description Matching, two key aspects of recruitment technology, which are designed to facilitate faster, more accurate hiring decisions. We propose a methodology for automatically matching resumes to job descriptions by leveraging machine learning algorithms, natural language processing (NLP) techniques, and deep learning methods. Resume clustering groups similar resumes to enable HR professionals to better understand the candidate pool, while job description matching ensures that the resumes align with the specific requirements of job postings. Our proposed system integrates both techniques, aiming to reduce manual effort and human bias, ultimately enhancing recruitment efficiency. By utilizing these technologies, organizations can filter and rank candidates based on the relevance of their qualifications to job descriptions, ensuring that they select the most qualified candidates with greater speed and accuracy.[1]

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(4)
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Data Quality and Management
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