Join GDG Perth this November for a special DevFest evening for an AI-focused event. We'll explore the latest tools, including Gemini and Google AI Studio, to work smarter and build robust, adaptive, and performant web apps that effectively solve a given problem. This is a must-attend for any software engineer or student looking to stay ahead of the curve.

Build Your Own Resume Reviewer with Google AI Studio in minutes

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could get quick, honest feedback on your resume—without waiting for someone else to review it? In this talk, we’ll explore how you can build your very own resume reviewer app using Google AI Studio and Gemini.

You’ll see how easy it is to set up an app that takes your resume and a job description, then gives you tailored feedback to help you stand out. Whether you’re polishing your resume for your desired role or just curious about what AI can do, this session is for you.

We’ll walk through how Google AI Studio works, talk about how it fits into the hiring process, and do a live demo of building the resume reviewer app from scratch, and try a resume with a couple of job descriptions. By the end, you’ll know how to use Gemini APIs to analyze resumes and generate actionable suggestions—fast, fun, and with no coding headaches. You will also deploy the app to Google Cloud Run, allowing you to boast about it to your friends.

About the speaker

Geshan is a seasoned software engineer with over 17 years of software engineering experience. Currently, he serves Simply Wall St. as a senior software engineer in Sydney, Australia. He is a language-agnostic software engineer who believes the value provided to the business is more important than the choice of language or framework. With a keen interest in REST architecture, microservices, agile software engineering, and serverless, he has spoken at tech conferences in the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and Australia. He is actively involved with the developer community and is a Google Developer Expert (GDE) for the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). He is a Docker Captain, too. Blogging since 2007, he has a well-maintained tech blog, where he shares his views and ideas.

Come along for a great evening of talks, learning, food, and networking!