Software engineer bullet
Built a React and Node.js dashboard used by 12 internal teams, reducing manual status reporting by 40%.

Build a tech CV that shows stack, scope, projects, product impact, collaboration, and measurable outcomes without losing ATS readability.
Tech stack sections
Project-focused examples
ATS-friendly role keywords
List relevant languages, frameworks, tools, platforms, and methods clearly instead of burying them in paragraphs.
Tech CVs work better when bullets explain the problem, action, technology, and outcome.
Projects are especially useful for graduates, career changers, and candidates with limited commercial experience.
Examples
Built a React and Node.js dashboard used by 12 internal teams, reducing manual status reporting by 40%.
Created SQL queries and Power BI dashboards to track weekly conversion trends and identify a 14% drop-off in onboarding.
Led discovery for a self-serve onboarding flow, aligning design and engineering around a roadmap that reduced support tickets by 18%.
FAQ
A tech CV should include a focused profile, technical skills, experience, projects, education, certifications, and measurable outcomes.
Include GitHub if it contains relevant, presentable work that supports the role. Do not link to empty or unfinished repositories.
Use clear headings, include exact tools and role keywords from the job description, and avoid layouts that hide skills inside images or complex formatting.
Build your CV, switch templates, check ATS alignment, and generate application materials from the same workspace.