A layout that survives the six-second scan
A dark sidebar carries contact details, skills, education and languages; the main column carries summary, experience, projects and certifications. The split does the work — a recruiter skimming for “Python” finds it in the sidebar without reading a line of prose.
What is already in place
Placeholder blocks for name, job title, email, phone, city and state, LinkedIn and portfolio URL, plus a worked skills list (Project Management, Data Analysis, Strategic Planning, Team Leadership, Python, SQL, Adobe Creative Suite) so you can see the intended density rather than guessing at it. Three experience entries are pre-structured with bullet prompts; delete the ones you do not need.
What you get
- Editable Word file (.docx) — every element is real, selectable text. Change the wording, the colours, the section order
- Print-ready PDF of the same layout, for sending as-is
- Instant download after checkout
What this is not
Not ATS-optimised, and not a resume-writing service — the words are still yours to write. Sidebar layouts can confuse older applicant tracking systems, so for large-employer portals keep a plain single-column version too.
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