Engineering
Software Engineer
Skills row plus tight, metric-led bullets. Tech stack sits in plain text so parsers index every keyword.
Plain-text skills, no graphics Start from this styleATS-clean resume samples, role by role.
Real-world layouts across software, data, healthcare, design and more — each one single-column, parser-friendly, and easy to read. Pick a style you like and let Tailr tailor your own experience into it.
These samples are illustrative examples, not real people. Tailr tailors your genuine experience to a job — it never invents skills, titles, or numbers.
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Nine layouts, one rule: everything a tracking system reads, it can actually parse.
Data
Data Analyst
A bold header band that still uses live text. Quantified impact bullets show outcomes, not just tools.
Header is selectable text Start from this style
Product & Design
Product Manager
A short summary line followed by outcome-driven experience. Standard headings keep every section findable.
Standard section headings Start from this style
Healthcare
Registered Nurse
Licenses and certifications up top as plain chips — exactly what clinical ATS filters scan for first.
Credentials read clearly Start from this style
Business
Marketing Manager
A single accent rule for character — no columns, no tables. Campaign results lead each bullet honestly.
Decoration, not a column Start from this style
Engineering
Mechanical Engineer
Skills listed as comma-separated text instead of a visual table, so nothing gets dropped on import.
No tables to confuse parsers Start from this style
Product & Design
UX Designer
An avatar adds polish, but contact details and headings stay as real text the parser can lift cleanly.
Text never trapped in images Start from this style
Business
Accountant
A clean contact line and dated roles. Reverse-chronological order is the format ATS systems parse best.
Reverse-chronological dates Start from this style
Education
Teacher
Certifications and grade levels stated outright. Generous spacing keeps it readable for humans and machines.
One column, easy to scan Start from this styleWhat makes a sample ATS-ready
Every layout above follows the same three rules — they're what let a tracking system read you correctly.
1Single column
One reading order, top to bottom. Multi-column and sidebar layouts get scrambled when a parser flattens them.
2Selectable text
Real characters, not text baked into images or icons. If you can highlight it, the ATS can extract it.
3Standard headings
Experience, Education, Skills — named plainly. Clever section titles can hide whole sections from the parser.
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