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The work addresses mismatches caused by non-standardized skill representation and varying wording across recruitment documents. It proposes a skill normalization model using NLP and machine learning, followed by a matching model that aligns postings and CVs using advanced algorithms, potentially including deep learning. Model quality is evaluated with precision, recall, and F1, then iteratively optimized based on results and user feedback, improving recruitment efficiency and reducing misalignment.","Assignment of bachelor’s thesis  \nTitle: A Machine Learning Approach for Job Posting and CV Alignment  \nStudent: Karolina Zegeryte  \nSupervisor: Mgr. Alexander Kovalenko, Ph. D.  \nStudy program: Informatics  \nBranch / specialization: Knowledge Engineering  \nDepartment: Department of Applied Mathematics  \nValidity: until the end of summer semester 2024/2025  \nInstructions  \nObjective:  \nTo develop a comprehensive Machine Learning model that enables normalization of skills listed in job postings and CVs, and fosters precise matching of job requirements with candidate qualifications. The proposed system aims to facilitate smoother and more efficient recruitment processes by addressing the discrepancies in how skills and experiences are represented in job advertisements and resumes, reducing the potential misalignment between job seekers and recruiters.  \nBackground:  \nThe recruitment domain exhibits a significant challenge due to the diverse representations of job requirements in postings and the varying expressions of skills and experiences in CVs. The lack of standardization in listing skills and experiences often results in ineffective matching of candidates with suitable job positions, necessitating an advanced approach to normalize and align the representations of skills in job postings and CVs.  \nMethodology:  \n1. Data Collection and Pre-processing:  \n-Aggregating a substantial dataset containing varied job postings and CVs.  \n-Cleaning and structuring the gathered data to facilitate further analysis.  \n2. Development of Normalization Model:  \nElectronically approved by Ing. Magda Friedjungová, Ph.D. on 1 November 2023 in Prague.  \n-Designing and implementing models to standardize the representation of skills and experiences, focusing on Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning techniques to interpret and categorize the varied expressions of skills and experiences.  \n3. Development of Matching Model:  \n-Developing advanced matching algorithms, leveraging Machine Learning and possibly Deep Learning, to align job postings with corresponding CVs accurately based on the standardized skills and experiences.  \n4. Evaluation:  \n-Assessing the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed models through quantitative measures such as precision, recall, and F1 score, and conducting a comprehensive comparison with existing models and techniques.  \n5. Optimization:  \n-Refining the developed models based on evaluation results and user feedback to ensure optimal performance and reliability in real-world scenarios.  \nExpected Outcomes:  \n-A robust and scalable machine learning model capable of normalizing skills and experiences in both job postings and CVs.  \n-An advanced matching system aligning job postings with appropriate CVs based on the standardized representation of skills and experiences.  \n- Insights into the discrepancies and variations in the representation of skills and experiences in the recruitment domain, contributing to the development of more coherent and unified industry standards.  \nSignificance:  \nThe proposed research could revolutionize the recruitment process by mitigating themisalignments between job seekers and recruiters due to inconsistencies in expressing skills and experiences. This research could potentially impact various stakeholders, including job seekers, employers, and online job platforms, by streamlining the recruitment process and enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the job market.  \nElectronically approved by Ing. Magda Friedjungová, Ph.D. on 1 November 2023 in Prague.  \nLiterature will be provided by the supervisor. The student will use public datasets (eg. from Kaggle).  \nElectronically approved by Ing. Magda Friedjungová, Ph.D. on 1 November 2023 in Prague.  \nBachelor’s thesis  \nA MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH FOR JOB POSTING AND CV ALIGNMENT  \nKarolina Zegeryte  \nFaculty of Information Technology Department of Applied Mathematics Supervisor: Mgr. 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