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Professional Mid
Wide experience column with a slim right rail for education, skills and certifications.
- Two columns
- 1 page
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Best for · Mid-level professionals
Wide experience column with a slim right rail for education, skills and certifications.

Best for · Freshers & graduates
Centered header and an education-first order, so degrees and projects lead when work history is short.

Best for · Senior leaders
Formal, Harvard-style single column with ruled headings and room for two pages of leadership history.

Best for · Showing career growth
Light sidebar for contact and skills beside a dotted timeline that makes career progression easy to follow.

Best for · Tech & product roles
Bold dark sidebar paired with a vertical timeline — confident, yet the text stays crisp and readable.

Best for · Executives
Timeline-led main column with a right sidebar for education and skills, built for two-page histories.

Best for · Software engineers
Centered header and clean, generous sections for projects, tech stack and measurable impact.

Best for · Marketing & brand roles
Accent title badge with a left column for education and skills — polished and brand-aware.

Best for · Consultants
Shaded left panel for contact, education and skills, leaving a wide column for client impact.

Best for · Technical specialists
Skill-matrix sidebar next to a timeline of roles, showing depth across tools at a glance.

Best for · Regions where photos are expected
Single column with a header designed around an optional profile photo.

Best for · Any industry
Classic reverse-chronological layout with section labels in the left margin — the format recruiters scan fastest.

Best for · Tech & creative roles
Dark sidebar for contact and skills with a clean white main column — high contrast without clutter.

Best for · Analysts
Skills and certifications on the left, experience on the right, contact details tucked top-right.

Best for · Client-facing roles
Full-width colored header band over a two-column body — memorable at first glance.

Best for · Web developers
Compact left column for education and skills beside a wide experience column.

Best for · Salesforce & CRM roles
Uppercase name, accent top rule and skill tags — a crisp format for CRM and platform roles.

Best for · Early-career profiles
Minimal single column with bold section bars and skills laid out in neat columns.

Best for · HR & operations
Straightforward single column with contact details aligned right.

Best for · Office & admin roles
Restrained layout with an uppercase name and fine rules — quietly professional.

Best for · Generalists
Boxed section labels give clear structure while staying single-column and ATS-friendly.

Best for · Detailed CVs
Sectioned two-page layout with a right column for skills and extras.

Best for · Corporate applications
Centered name with tailored section labels — a refined single column with a European CV feel.

Best for · Design-minded roles
Monochrome infographic style with a grey side panel — visual but still print-friendly.

Best for · Early-career profiles
Tinted header and pill-shaped dates add colour without losing structure.

Best for · Data analysts
Left-aligned section labels and tidy columns for tools, metrics and results.

Best for · Customer-facing roles
Shaded section bars and an optional photo header for a modern, friendly look.

Best for · Online job portals
The cleanest single column — every section in plain order, the safest pick for strict ATS portals.

Best for · Assistant & support roles
Compact single column with skill chips — tidy and easy to skim.

Best for · Balanced two-column read
Grey left sidebar for contact details and skills, with an optional photo.

Best for · Early-career profiles
Accent bar beside your name and tinted section headings — subtle personality in one column.

Best for · Traditional industries
Centered crest-style header with ruled headings for a formal, traditional feel.

Best for · Law, finance & academia
Serif, centered, academic-style format with room for two pages.

Best for · Leaders & managers
Full-height accent sidebar with an optional photo — a confident two-page format.

Best for · Sales roles
Colored banner header over two columns — eye-catching yet organised.

Best for · Operations & project roles
Emblem-style headings with an accent marker beside each section.

Best for · Startups
Card-style header and a skills column — energetic but orderly.

Best for · Career changers
Highlights your summary in a tinted banner so your pitch is read first.

Best for · Senior & formal roles
Fine serif type with centered line headings — understated and refined.

Best for · Creative roles
Full-width colored banner with clean sections underneath.

Best for · Creative professionals
Accent-colored name and an icon-led contact line — clean with a creative edge.

Best for · Tech & product roles
Airy typography and generous whitespace for a calm, modern read.

Best for · Career changers
Skills before experience — useful when changing careers or explaining gaps.

Best for · Mid-level professionals
Soft grey header band that separates your details from the content.

Best for · Students & interns
Centered header and an education-first order for a first resume.

Best for · Business roles
Light grey heading bars segment each section cleanly.

Best for · Academic & research roles
Light name weight, section labels in a left margin and plenty of whitespace.

Best for · Mid-level professionals
Pale sidebar for contact and skills with a wide main column for experience.
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