With the increasing use of online recruiting platforms, job seekers submit their resumes through a web portal to apply for positions. Candidates participate in large numbers due to internet-based recruiting platforms, which makes it challenging for recruiters to sift through candidates for the required post. It can be challenging for recruiters to find the best candidate for a given position because of the variations in the format of the resumes that candidates submit, including differences in font, color, and size. Natural language processing, or NLP, helps to resolve these problems and helps hiring managers obtain the thorough applicant data required to promote candidates. In this work, we propose to employ named entity recognition to retrieve practical hiring process information from the Stanford Core NLP system. In addition, a resume genre-such as business development, statistics, computer science, or another-is allocated to the applicant depending on their skill set. In this research, we propose to construct an intelligent resume parser system that can filter the right candidates for the required job role by turning unstructured data into a structured format.