RESUME TEMPLATES

Two-Column resume templates

Best for: Experienced candidates with many skills, certifications or languages to show.

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Sample

Sample Candidate

Data Analyst · Bangalore, India

Phone · Email · Profile link

Professional summary

Data analyst with 2 years of experience in SQL, Excel and Power BI dashboards. I turn messy data into clear answers that business teams can act on.

Experience

Data Analyst · Employer · 2022 to now

  • Built a weekly sales dashboard for 25 regional managers, replacing 6 manual reports.
  • Wrote SQL queries on 10M+ rows to find the top reasons for order cancellations.
  • Cleaned and merged data from 3 sources, cutting report errors that teams had flagged.
  • Presented monthly findings to the leadership team in plain language.

Skills

SQL · Excel · Power BI · Tableau · Python · Data cleaning · Dashboards · Statistics

Education

Degree, college, year

Sample only. Replace every line and number with your own real work.

What makes it work

  • Side column for skills and contact details
  • Main column for experience
  • Balanced spacing

Keeping it readable for software

An ATS (applicant tracking system, the software many employers use to store, search and filter resumes) reads your resume before a person does. Some older ATS tools read two columns in the wrong order. Keep a one-column copy for portals.

Designs to start from

Open the guided picker to see these designs with sample content for your own job. Choose your experience level and type any job title.

Open the two-column designs in the guided picker

How to use it

  1. Open the template gallery and pick the two-column layout.
  2. Start from the design, or upload your old resume to fill it in.
  3. Preview free, then download PDF or Word when you are ready.

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Frequently asked questions

Who should use a two-column layout?

Experienced candidates with many skills, certifications or languages to show.

Will a two-column layout pass every applicant tracking system?

No template can promise that. Some older ATS tools read two columns in the wrong order. Keep a one-column copy for portals.