standard set
Dense professional
Engineers with many distinct workstreams per employer.
The highest content ceiling here, because it is the only one with two real levels of bullet. Under each employer you can name individual projects in bold and describe each in its own sub-bullet, so five years at one company becomes eight named pieces of work instead of four vague lines about ownership.
That solves a specific and very common problem. Engineers who stay somewhere a long time tend to have the weakest-looking resumes, not because they did less but because a flat bullet list forces them to average everything they built into generalities. Here two major systems can sit as separate named entries under the same job, each with one sentence of what it actually is.
The header is asymmetric — name and personal site on the left, email and mobile right-aligned opposite — which recovers a line of vertical space compared to a centred block. Headings are small caps over rules, tight enough that Education, Experience and Projects all fit. Use it if your problem is having too much to say; with two years of experience it will look sparse, and Roomy serif is the better choice.
- Typography
- Latin Modern serif, two-level bullets, pdflatex
- Length
- One page, single column
- Parsing
- Real text layer, standard section names, nothing in the headers or footers —
- Plans
- Every plan, including the free tier
- Licence