Resume examples
Resume examples for every career
20 complete resumes written for real roles - not screenshots, real text you can read line by line. Open the one closest to your job, load it in the builder, and make it yours.
Technology
Software Engineer
Software Engineer Resume
A backend engineer's resume built on production outcomes - migration results, latency wins, and incident reduction - instead of a wall of technology keywords.
Read the example →Data Analyst
Data Analyst Resume
An analyst's resume that proves the job is decisions, not dashboards - a churn insight carried from SQL query to a measurable retention lift.
Read the example →Web Developer
Web Developer Resume
A web developer's resume that leads with shipped sites and measured performance - Core Web Vitals wins, a conversion lift, and an accessibility pass that stuck.
Read the example →Business
Product Manager
Product Manager Resume
A PM resume anchored in shipped outcomes - activation, net revenue retention, and the discovery habit that produced both.
Read the example →Sales Representative
Sales Representative Resume
A quota-first sales resume: attainment history across multiple years, daily activity discipline, and the process behind the streak.
Read the example →Project Manager
Project Manager Resume
A delivery-focused resume: portfolio scale, on-time record, and one rescued project that shows how the record was earned.
Read the example →Marketing Manager
Marketing Manager Resume
A marketing leadership resume anchored in pipeline numbers, channel judgment, and team development rather than adjectives.
Read the example →Business Analyst
Business Analyst Resume
A business analyst's resume that shows the craft behind the title - requirements that survived development, processes mapped and fixed, and adoption measured after go-live.
Read the example →Human Resources Specialist
Human Resources Specialist Resume
An HR resume that pairs lifecycle breadth with proof - time-to-fill cut by a third, onboarding retention lifted, and compliance audits that closed clean.
Read the example →Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant Resume
An administrative assistant's resume that reads as operations - calendars protected, travel without incidents, and office systems that keep running on their own.
Read the example →Customer Service
Customer Support Specialist
Customer Support Specialist Resume
A support resume with real volume and satisfaction numbers, plus the product feedback loop that reduces tomorrow's tickets.
Read the example →Receptionist
Receptionist Resume
A receptionist's resume built on volume and composure - calls routed, patients checked in, and the front-desk fixes that ended the daily lobby pileup.
Read the example →Retail Sales Associate
Retail Sales Associate Resume
A retail resume that treats the sales floor as a craft - attach rates, mystery-shop scores, and the training work that makes the whole team better.
Read the example →Healthcare
Registered Nurse
Registered Nurse Resume
A nursing resume that balances clinical scope - unit type, patient loads, certifications - with the unit-level contributions that show leadership.
Read the example →Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Practitioner Resume
A nurse practitioner's resume that leads with scope - panel size, visit volume, prescriptive authority - and the outcome measures primary care is judged on.
Read the example →Design
Graphic Designer
Graphic Designer Resume
A designer's resume that pairs a full identity refresh with production reliability - systems thinking backed by shipped volume.
Read the example →UX Designer
UX Designer Resume
A UX resume with evidence at every step - a research cadence, a shipped redesign with a conversion number, and design system contributions that outlast projects.
Read the example →Guides to go with the examples
An example shows you the destination. These explain the decisions behind it - what belongs in each section, which format to use, and what happens to your file after you upload it.
- How to Write a Resume, Section by Section
- Resume Format: Chronological, Functional, and Combination
- ATS Resumes: What Applicant Tracking Systems Actually Do
- How Long Should a Resume Be? One Page, Two, or More
- How to Write a Resume With No Experience
- Resume Summary Examples: What Belongs in the First Four Lines
- Resume Skills: What to List, Where It Goes, and How Many
- Resume Action Verbs: Choosing the Word That Matches What You Did
- How to Write a Cover Letter That Says Something
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