Standout

Why it looks plain: that's deliberate. Most large employers run resumes through screening software before a person sees them, and that software chokes on columns, tables, graphics and unusual fonts. A single-column layout with ordinary section headings reads cleanly to both the machine and the human. Lead each bullet with what you did and, where you can, a number — scale and outcome are what a hiring manager scans for. Everything here stays in your browser, and the PDF is generated on your own device, so your work history isn't sitting on anyone's server.