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Awesome
TechnicalSteel-blue headings, a centred header on a soft grey panel and dates in rounded tags. It takes its name from the Awesome CV LaTeX class it was first built on.
Technical resume template
Tech resume template
Monospace labels, section headings in curly braces and a skills block laid out like a code array give this CV a developer's look. Roles read as title @ company.
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What Tech does well
- Skills formatted like code, each category followed by its items in quotes and square brackets
- Contact details as key: value pairs in a monospace font
- Projects with a link tag and a row of technology chips
- Summary in a grey panel headed // About
- Blue accents in the manner of a code editor, with grades in green
Template details
- Format
- ATS-friendly structure
- Yes
- Photo
- No
- Content
- Written for the posting you paste in
Upload your CV and paste a job posting. The Studio writes the content for that role, scores it against the posting, and lays it out in Tech.
How Tech is laid out
Tech mixes two typefaces in one A4 column: a monospace for labels, dates, contact details and skills, and a sans-serif for your name, headings and bullet points. Your first and last name are joined by a blue underscore, the summary sits in a grey box marked // About and each section heading is wrapped in curly braces; roles appear as title @ company, with a grey line down the left of each and blue chevrons as bullets.
Who it suits
- Software, data and DevOps engineers applying to engineering teams
- Start-ups and developer-tool companies, where the code styling will be recognised
- Candidates with side projects or open-source work, which get links and technology chips
- Engineers who group their skills by language, framework and tool
Good to know
- Your name prints as First_Last, and the underscore stays in when software extracts the text, so an applicant tracking system may read your name as one word.
- Braces, brackets and quotation marks are real characters in the text. For portals run by large employers, Awesome or Deedy give a cleaner technical look with conventional headings.
- Projects show a short description and technology chips rather than bullet points.
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