What happens after they like you

Your resume still has to survive verification.

I'm a fraud analyst at a US bank. My job is reading claims all day and deciding which ones hold up against the record.

I rewrite resumes the same way — so when a recruiter, a screener, or a background check picks yours apart, nothing falls over.

Same bullet, run twice

Not a style edit. Every number is one a former manager could confirm on a phone call.

What actually gets checked

Dates and gapsEmployment verification returns month and year. If your resume rounds a gap away, the mismatch shows up — and it looks like concealment even when it isn't.
Title of recordWhat HR has on file is often not the title you used day to day. There's a right way to show both.
Employer of recordStaffing agency, contractor, or parent company — the name on your resume has to be the one that answers the phone.
Numbers you claimedA screener will ask where a figure came from. If you can't source it in one sentence, it's a liability, not a selling point.

If your work history crosses borders

Most resume writers have never thought about this. It's where verification quietly fails for candidates who studied or worked abroad — and the fix is usually a formatting decision, not a rewrite.

Your name, three waysPassport, diploma, and offer letter often carry different name orders or spellings. A verifier reads that as a mismatch. It should be handled on the resume, before anyone asks.
An employer that won't pick upA US screener calling Dhaka at 3am gets nothing, and logs it as unverifiable. Naming a reachable contact and a time zone changes that outcome.
Degrees that need translatingAn honours degree from Dhaka University is not self-explanatory to a US screener. Showing the equivalency plainly removes a reason to pass on you.

Why me

Five years in regulated banking fraud — currently reviewing roughly 1,500 alerts a day for a private client portfolio. Before that, fraud and customer protection at a top-ten US card issuer.

I've sat on the side of the desk that decides whether a story checks out. I've also built my own detection tooling and taken proposals to management, so I know what a hiring manager in fraud, AML, or compliance is scanning for — and what makes them stop reading.

B.S. Cybersecurity & Information Assurance (in progress) · CompTIA A+ · ACAMS coursework · Bangla and English

What it costs

Resume

$50

Full rewrite, ATS-clean
Verification audit on every claim
Two rounds of revisions
Turnaround in 5 days

Resume + LinkedIn

$80

Everything above
Headline, About and experience rewritten
Keyword pass for your target roles
Profile and resume made consistent

Opening slots

My first three clients are free — in exchange for an honest testimonial and permission to use a before and after. If that's you, say so in your email.

Send me your resume

Attach what you've got and tell me the role you're going for. I'll reply with the two or three things I'd change first — no charge.

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