Convert a non-Japanese name into katakana/furigana for the name field on a 履歴書. Use the spelling that matches your official documents when you already have one.
For 履歴書
Use the result in the フリガナ row above your name.
For consistency
Keep the same spelling across resumes, applications, and school forms.
For ambiguity
Names with several pronunciations may need a human check.
Yes, use it as a practical furigana suggestion for your 履歴書. If you already have an official or commonly used spelling in Japan, keep that spelling for consistency.
Foreign names are often kept in the order used on official documents. If a form expects Japanese order, family-name first can be appropriate. Consistency matters most.
No. Katakana spellings can vary by pronunciation and personal preference. Confirm the spelling if your school, employer, bank, residence card records, or past documents already use one.