ModuleHire press kit.

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Fact sheet

Product: ModuleHire, a modular resume builder
Company: ModuleHire Labs
Founded: 2026
Founder: Matt Jensen
Stage: Public beta
For: Job seekers, with a separate version for hiring teams
Connects to: AI assistants that support remote MCP servers with sign-in, including Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Pricing: Free plan available. Pro is $19 a month or $99 a year. Current pricing
Website: modulehire.com

Descriptions

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One sentence

ModuleHire turns one resume into a library of reusable modules, then builds a tailored resume for each job from what you've actually done.

Short

ModuleHire is a resume builder based on a simple idea: your experience should be reusable. Upload a resume once and ModuleHire breaks it into skill and experience modules. Paste a job posting and it builds a tailored resume from those modules, shows how well it covers the job, and lets you edit it line by line. It also connects to AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT, so you can do the same work from a chat.

Long

ModuleHire is a resume builder from ModuleHire Labs, a company founded in 2026 to help people present themselves better with AI. Instead of rewriting a resume for every application, users upload it once and ModuleHire breaks it into a library of reusable skill and experience modules. Paste a job posting or a link, and ModuleHire picks the relevant modules, writes a tailored draft, and scores how well it covers each requirement. The draft opens as an editable document. Those modules are the source of facts: if an edit adds a number or a name its module doesn't contain, ModuleHire flags it for review. ModuleHire also connects to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol, so users can save a new win, tailor a resume, or edit a line from a chat. A separate version helps hiring teams rank applicants against a job description. ModuleHire is in public beta, with a free plan available.

What makes it different

It starts with your experience, not the job posting.

Your history lives in modules you can review and edit. A tailored resume is assembled from them, so each new application builds on the same record instead of starting from a blank prompt.

It checks for details you never gave it.

When a line gains a number or a name its source module doesn't contain, ModuleHire flags it. The same check runs in the web editor and when an AI assistant makes the edit.

It works inside the AI assistant you already use.

People sign in on modulehire.com and approve the connection. The assistant can then read their library and resumes when asked, and they can disconnect it at any time.

Founder

“Most resume tools start with the job and work backward. We start with what you've actually done, and make it easy to tell the right part of that story for each role.”
Matt Jensen, founder of ModuleHire Labs

Matt Jensen founded ModuleHire Labs in 2026. Matt's career has focused on developer relations and community leadership, with roles at Docker, GitLab, Fiverr and HashiCorp, where Matt served as VP of Developer Relations.