For project managers
PMP, Scrum, PRINCE2 certifications up top. Space for program scope, budget, and the stakeholder list. One page — because you'd never miss a deadline either.
Senior Software Engineer · Distributed Systems
Senior engineer with 8 years shipping payments and identity infrastructure at scale. Led the migration that moved 40M daily auth events off a monolith, cutting p99 by 62%. Bias for small diffs, honest estimates, and writing things down.
Honors thesis on lock-free data structures. GPA 3.87.
Why this matters
Most PM resumes drown recruiters in frameworks and acronyms. Hiring managers want to know what the program was worth ($), who owned it, when it shipped, and what happened because of it — not a PMBOK recital.
Section order
Hiring managers for project managers read top-down and stop early. We surface the sections they care about first.
Vocabulary the ATS scans for
Bullet starters
Numbers to quantify
Program budget ($), team size, # of projects in program, delivery cadence (on/off schedule %), cost savings ($), scope reductions that preserved timeline, stakeholder count, cross-functional teams coordinated.
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