Resumes are a key part of traditional hiring, but when human reviewers may not accurately identify the true skills of candidates. Sometimes, when checks are done, fraudulent credentials may pass undetected due to limitations in manual verification. A new method is presented here that uses smart algorithms in a distributed ledger system. By connecting machine learning with secure data records, trust in verifying applicants grows a lot. The proposed system improves efficiency by reducing reliance on traditional keyword-based filtering. The software uses natural language tools to look at the applicant's information, extracts relevant skills and generates a performance score for each candidate. Cryptographic hashes of credentials are stored on a distributed ledger, ensuring that validation cannot be altered or hacked. An online model was created using ReactJS, Flask, MongoDB, and connections to the Ethereum Blockchain. The results show that the method automatically sorts job applicants, quickly checks their documents, and consistently finds qualified people in different fields. Combining smart algorithms with decentralised records increases trust, cuts down on manual tasks, and brings more clarity to the hiring process.
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