Mid levelTechnology
Software Engineer resume example
A backend-focused engineer in Bengaluru with five years of payments and e-commerce systems work.
Resume examples
Resume examples you can make your own.
Ten sample resumes across technology, business, finance, marketing, healthcare, design and campus hiring, each with tips for writing that role well.
Entry levelStudentsFresher B.Tech Graduate resume example
A 2026 computer engineering graduate with one internship, three projects and no full-time experience yet.
Mid levelTechnologyData Analyst resume example
A Hyderabad-based analyst with four years of retail and supply-chain reporting, dashboards and experiments.
SeniorBusinessProduct Manager resume example
A senior product manager in Gurugram with nine years across small-business lending, payments and SaaS.
Mid levelMarketingDigital Marketing Manager resume example
A Mumbai marketer with six years of paid, organic and lifecycle growth for D2C and edtech brands.
Mid levelFinanceChartered Accountant resume example
A Chennai CA with five years across statutory audit and in-house reporting, GST and TDS compliance.
Mid levelBusinessB2B Sales Executive resume example
A Delhi NCR sales executive with five years selling software and office solutions to manufacturers and SMEs.
Mid levelBusinessHR Generalist resume example
A Noida HR generalist with five years across hiring, onboarding, payroll inputs, policy and statutory compliance.
Mid levelHealthcareStaff Nurse resume example
A registered nurse in Kochi with six years in cardiac intensive care and medical-surgical wards.
Mid levelDesignUI/UX Designer resume example
An Ahmedabad product designer with four years of research-led mobile work in healthcare and fintech.
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How to use an example
An example is a starting structure, not a finished resume. These four steps turn one into something that is genuinely yours.
- Step 1
Pick the closest match
Choose the role and experience level nearest to the job you want. The structure carries over even if your title is different.
- Step 2
Open an editable copy
“Use this example” copies it into your account, where every section can be edited with a live PDF preview.
- Step 3
Replace every detail
The people, employers and numbers are invented. Swap in your own facts, and keep only results you can explain in an interview.
- Step 4
Check and tailor
Review the built-in resume checks, then use AI suggestions to sharpen bullets or tailor it to a job description if you want to.
Questions about examples
Are these real people's resumes?
No. Every name, employer, institution and contact detail is invented for illustration, and the figures are realistic but made up. Use the examples for structure and phrasing ideas, then write about your own work.
Can I use an example on the Free plan?
Yes. Opening an example creates a resume in your account, so it counts towards the Free plan's 2-resume limit. Examples shown in a Pro template open in the Classic template on the Free plan.
Will an example get past every applicant tracking system?
No tool can promise that. The examples use single-column templates with real, selectable text and standard section headings, which give screening software the best chance of reading them correctly.
Should I copy the bullet points word for word?
Borrow the pattern (an action, what you did and a measurable result), not the words. Recruiters notice generic phrasing, and every claim on your resume should be something you can back up.
Don't see your role?
Start with a blank resume and the guided form. You can switch templates anytime without losing content.