FREESoftware Engineer Resume
A one-column engineering resume with room for work experience, projects and technical skills across two A4 pages.
FREEOne-page A4 preview. Two-column layout with Georgia headings, Calibri body text, and a two-tone name.
A one-page resume for engineers in their first one to three years, built so that projects, internships and a short first role fill the page without padding.
The sample shows a recent graduate with one internship, two substantial projects and a first junior role. Swap in your own work and keep the order.
At this stage the projects section does the work a second job would normally do. Give each project a name, the stack, what it does and one concrete number: users, requests handled, test coverage, load time. Link to the repository. Put the internship in the experience section with the same bullet format as a job, not in a footnote. Education stays near the top until you have two or three years of professional work, at which point the Software Engineer Resume layout becomes the better fit. If you're still a student applying for placements, the Internship Resume is the version with education and coursework first.
Junior roles get the most applications, so the resume usually meets a parser before a person. Name the languages and frameworks exactly as the posting does, keep the layout single-column or use a two-column template that's been built to parse, and skip icons and skill bars. The ATS-friendly resume checklist has a quick plain-text test. Related early-career layouts for other fields are grouped under entry-level resume templates; for a frontend-focused first role, the React Developer Resume shows how to present a narrower stack in depth.