Resumes for roles where numbers are the job. These examples show how to quantify reporting, forecasting and reconciliation work, where to list CPA, CFA or bookkeeping certifications, and how to keep the layout as conservative as the industry expects.
FREEA resume for insurance professionals across sales, underwriting, claims and service, with licences and lines of business near the top and bullets that show production, retention, accuracy or cycle time depending on the role.
FREEA one-page Calibri resume for bookkeepers, with a skills block for accounting software and payroll systems and experience bullets about reconciliation, AP/AR, payroll and reporting for small businesses or firms.
FREEA single-column resume for staff and senior accountants, with CPA status near the top and bullets about month-end close, reconciliations, reporting and the systems you run them in.
FREEA Cambria one-column resume with navy rules and a clear career timeline, built for corporate finance, treasury and controllership roles where the reader expects polish and numbers.
FREEA one-column resume for FP&A, corporate finance and investment analysts, with a compact skills line (Excel, SQL, a planning tool) and bullets that quantify forecasts, variances and decisions supported.
The Financial Analyst Resume leads with modelling and forecasting results and pairs with the financial analyst cover letter. The Finance Resume is a broader layout for corporate finance. The Accountant Resume and Bookkeeper Resume show how close, reconciliation and software experience are presented at two levels of seniority, and the Insurance Resume covers underwriting, claims and agency roles.
Finance recruiters expect a single-column, chronological resume with clear dates and no decoration. The professional resume templates are the natural starting point; the Professional ATS Resume is a common choice for bank and Big Four portals.
Every bullet should carry a figure: budget size, variance reduced, days cut from the close, accounts managed. The tailoring guide helps you match those figures to what each posting asks for.