Classic
Two columns
Best for experienced professionals
A filled sidebar carries skills, links and languages while the main column holds your history. Icons and skill tags give it character without crowding the page.
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Open the builderTwo columns
Best for experienced professionals
A filled sidebar carries skills, links and languages while the main column holds your history. Icons and skill tags give it character without crowding the page.
Two columns
Best for engineers and product roles
A dark header band over a main column and a light sidebar. Modern and confident, and the sidebar keeps long skill lists from pushing your experience onto page two.
One column
Best for online application portals
One column, standard headings, no icons and no photo. The version to upload when an applicant tracking system will read it before a person does.
One column
Best for academic and traditional fields
A centred header, quiet rules and generous whitespace. Nothing competes with the writing, and it survives conservative screening without comment.
One column
Best for senior and leadership roles
A single wide column under an accent rule. Restrained, with room for long role descriptions and an optional portrait.
One column
Best for fitting everything on one page
Tight margins, side-rule headings and contacts beside your name. The densest layout here, for long histories that must stay on a single page.
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