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International jobs: an English resume to global standards, built from your commits

"I want to work for a company abroad and earn in dollars."

For international roles, translating your local resume isn't enough: it has to follow global conventions (no photo or personal data, phone with country code, CEFR language levels, MM/YYYY dates) and read like the English of someone who works in it, with result-driven bullets. Commitfolio detects that a job is international and generates the English CV to that standard, from the same commit history that powers your CV in Portuguese or Spanish.

Updated October 21, 2026

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How Commitfolio helps

  1. Paste the job in English

    We detect language and market: an English, USD or contractor job becomes an international CV.

  2. Get a CV to global standards

    No photo, phone with country code, CEFR language levels, English required under Languages and Letter paper in the PDF.

  3. Switch language anytime

    The same CV comes out in Portuguese, English or Spanish: the content is rewritten, not translated word for word.

In practice

Commits → English bullet
  • feat: idempotent payment webhook
  • fix: duplicate charge on retry
  • test: webhook retry scenarios

• Made payment webhooks idempotent, eliminating duplicate charges on retries and covering every retry path with tests.

See an interactive sample CV, with the evidence behind each bullet

Frequently asked questions

Is translating my resume into English enough?
No. Jobs abroad follow other conventions: no photo, age or marital status, phone with country code, CEFR language levels. And literal translation ("Responsible for the development of…") reads badly. Rewrite it in working English, with result-driven bullets.
My English isn't fluent. Does that show on the CV?
The CV comes out in correct English. Under Languages, state your real CEFR level (e.g., B2): being honest here avoids surprises in the interview.
Does it work for remote contractor jobs paid in USD?
Yes. Signals like USD, relocation, visa, contractor and LATAM mark the job as international.
How much does it cost?
Your first CV is free. After that there are one-time passes, with no automatic renewal.