ATS & Classic resume templates.
Clean, single-column, ATS-parseable resumes. Everything renders in DOM order so scanning systems read your history in the order it appears. Ideal for traditional industries, corporate roles, and any application that passes through an applicant tracking system.
What makes an ATS resume template safe?
An ATS-friendly resume avoids elements that confuse parsers. No multi-column layouts, no tables, no sidebar text that could be re-ordered, no icons that replace words. Every heading, entry, date, and bullet is plain text, ordered top-to-bottom in the DOM.
When a resume passes through systems like Workday, Taleo, Greenhouse, or Lever, the parser extracts name, contact details, employers, titles, dates, education, and skills. If those fields are in a predictable place, they parse cleanly. If they are hidden behind visual tricks, they may be skipped or scrambled.
Keep the format plain
Single column, no tables, no shapes. Plain text and rules only. This is what every ATS expects.
Use standard section headings
"Experience", "Education", "Skills" — not "Career Journey" or "Where I've Been". Parsers look for the standard names.
List dates consistently
Use "Month YYYY – Month YYYY" throughout. Avoid "Summer 2021" or "3 years" — those break date parsing.