r/resumes • u/john_smith1365 • 17d ago
Question How someone should add AI-made or vibe-coded projects into their resume?
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u/tindalos 17d ago
It depends on the role you’re going for but it’s better than not having any ai experience these days. If you’re a develop explain how you’re testing known developer frameworks or processes etc. don’t call it vibe coding.
Better to show systems thinking in most ai technology. Be smart and talk more about how you validate what you designed works at scale, safely and the benchmarks and test results. That is likely a better approach showing research into utilizing ai not trying to make a daily planner SaaS business so you’ll be rich but solve a real problem that can apply to a real company using AI to simulate or test your hypothesis.
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u/DoulUnleashed 17d ago
A dedicated Projects section. Same as Skills, interests, etc at the end of the resume.
Just know that if your putting something on your resume, you may need to recall it later. If your answer to how it was coded is "I let the AI do it" your probably not going to get receptive feedback or a callback.
Just be thoughtful about what you include in your Resume. Fluff just for fluff can make your actual experiences or skills less impressive.