Freja Lindqvist

Project Architect

freja.lindqvist@example.com · +45 20 00 01 42 · Copenhagen, Denmark · linkedin.com/in/example-profile · example.com/architecture

Summary

Registered architect with nine years across residential and cultural projects, working from concept to completion. Secured planning approval on eleven schemes including two in conservation areas, and led the practice's move to coordinated BIM delivery.

Work Experience

Project Architect

August 2020 – Present

Architecture practice · Copenhagen

Took eleven schemes through planning approval, including two within conservation areas.

Architect

September 2016 – July 2020

Residential architecture studio · Aarhus

Produced concept and planning drawings across fifteen residential projects.

Education

Royal Danish Academy

September 2011 – June 2016

MArch, Architecture

Aarhus School of Architecture

September 2008 – June 2011

BArch, Architecture

Skills

Concept design
Planning applications
Technical detailing
Revit
Rhino
AutoCAD
Client presentation
Consultant coordination
Team leadership

Languages

Danish · Native
English · Advanced

The Creative Split template with sample content — shown at true A4 size.

Resume Template

Creative Split

Two columns, a portfolio-led layout

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Who it suits

entry level, mid level roles
Applications sent directly to an employer or by email
Short and mid-length resumes

Layout: Portfolio layout
ATS compatibility: Good
Photo: With photo

This layout carries visual elements. For high-volume applications through a careers portal, export a second version from the ATS family with the same content.

The photo sits in the header in a sharp square frame — the language of a portfolio grid.

Two columns, a portfolio-led layout. Projects take the main area, each in its own block, with experience and education pulled into a side column. For design, architecture and content roles where the work itself has to lead.

Layout

How the Creative Split template is built

Knowing how information sits on the page before you pick a template directly affects how your application gets read.

Portfolio layout

Projects take the main area, each in its own block, with experience and education pulled into a side column. For design, architecture and content roles where the work itself has to lead.

Typography

Body and headings share one sans-serif family, reading equally cleanly on screen and in print.

Section headings

A fine rule sits under each section heading, making the boundaries clear without using colour.

Use of colour

Contains a filled colour area. Because identity gathers there, the page separates at a glance.

Density

Generous line spacing and plenty of white space. On short and mid-length resumes it lets the page breathe instead of forcing it to look full.

How skills are presented

Skill levels are shown on a five-dot indicator. It is calmer than a bar and uses almost no ink in print.

When not to choose this template

High-volume applications screened automatically by large employers
Applications where the employer mandates its own template
Very long career histories running past three pages

You can compare the alternatives side by side in the template comparison table.

Recommended for

Roles we recommend the Creative Split template for

This layout suits the application processes for the roles below. Each page carries an example resume and tips for that job.

Frequently asked questions

About the Creative Split template

Is the Creative Split template ATS-friendly?

ATS compatibility for this template is rated “good”. This layout carries visual elements. For high-volume applications through a careers portal, export a second version from the ATS family with the same content.

Does the Creative Split template include a photo?

The photo sits in the header in a sharp square frame — the language of a portfolio grid. A photo is not required: turn off “Show photo on resume” in the editor and the area is removed, with the page falling back to its photo-free layout.

Can I change template later?

Yes. The template is only a presentation layer; what you write is stored separately and carries over intact when you switch.

Will the PDF match this preview?

Yes. The preview and the PDF come from the same component: A4 (210×297 mm), accented characters and a selectable text layer are all preserved.

Can I change the colour in the Creative Split template?

Yes. The accent colour control in the editor applies to this template too — pick any of the six presets.

Same family

Other templates in the Creative family

Different skeletons in the same design language: column structure, typography and density change while the character stays.

Alternatifler

Other templates that suit the same roles

Alternatives from other design families for the same roles.