Deloitte US's commercial hiring runs on Avature, the same applicant tracking vendor Bain uses. The Deloitte careers site lists the role, but the apply button takes you to apply.deloitte.com, which resolves by DNS through portalsdeloitteus.avature.net to the deloitteus.avature.net tenant. You create a candidate profile and submit there, so a real vendor parser reads your resume before a recruiter does. It is not Workday, not Taleo, and not Oracle.
Two accurate nuances matter before you apply. Government & Public Services roles may route through a separate portal, so cleared and federal applicants can land on a different system than the commercial Avature tenant. And applyglobal.deloitte.com is a marketing layer, not the application system, so it is not where the parser reads your file. Separately, the “Deloitte Greenhouse” you may see referenced is the firm's innovation lab, not the Greenhouse ATS.
What that changes: because a vendor ATS ranks your resume before any human, the mechanics matter twice over. Use a single column, keep contact details in the body rather than the header, use a real text layer with standard section headers like Experience, Education, and Skills, avoid tables, text boxes, and graphics, ship a DOCX or a clean text-layer PDF, and mirror the posting's exact titles and skills so the parser ranks the file. The interview and any assessment are later, separate stages, not the resume screen.
The sufficient condition is content that proves value: a specific, quantified client or program outcome on every line, mapped to the five Shared Values below. Keyword-matched formatting gets you ranked and read; demonstrated impact gets you advanced.