Marcus Bell

Senior Data Analyst

marcus.bell@example.com +1 555 0142 Chicago, United States linkedin.com/in/example-profile example.com/portfolio

tech-stack --list

Teknik

SQL · Python (pandas) · Statistical hypothesis testing

Tools

Looker · dbt · BigQuery

Soft skills

Explaining findings · Stakeholder management · Training colleagues

summary

Five years of decision-support analytics in retail and subscription businesses. Experienced in churn prediction, pricing tests and cohort analysis.

work-experience

Senior Data Analyst

January 2022 – Present

Subscription retail business · Chicago

  • Built a churn prediction model; targeted campaigns took monthly churn from 6.4% to 4.1%.

Data Analyst

March 2020 – December 2021

Multi-store retailer · Denver

  • Automated stock-turn analysis across 220 stores; dead stock value fell 23% by year end.

education

September 2014 – May 2018

University of Illinois

BSc, Statistics · 3.7

September 2019 – June 2020

Northwestern University

Certificate Programme, Data Science

languages

  • English · Native
  • Spanish · Proficient
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Resume Template

Freelance Classic

Monospace metadata and a tech-stack block; a developer aesthetic

Who it suits

  • mid level, senior roles
  • Applications sent directly to an employer or by email
  • Short and mid-length resumes
Layout
Developer layout
ATS compatibility
Very good
Photo
No photo

Although the page divides into several areas, the sections are built with flex rather than tables and the text layer stays linear, so common parsers take the information in the right order.

There is no photo area; the header stays pure text, so parsers read the name and contact lines without breaking them apart.

Monospace metadata and a tech-stack block; a developer aesthetic. The tech stack gathers into its own block at the top, with dates and locations aligned in tabular figures. Experience bullets are tightly spaced, written for technical results.

Layout

How the Freelance Classic template is built

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

Developer layout

The tech stack gathers into its own block at the top, with dates and locations aligned in tabular figures. Experience bullets are tightly spaced, written for technical results.

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

Colour appears only in fine rules and headings; the rest of the page stays white.

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

Skills are grouped as technical, tools and soft, so an employer finds the category they are looking for directly.

When not to choose this template

  • Applications where a visual portfolio is expected in the document itself
  • Applications where the employer mandates its own template
  • Very long career histories running past three pages

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Recommended for

Roles we recommend the Freelance Classic template for

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Frequently asked questions

About the Freelance Classic template

Is the Freelance Classic template ATS-friendly?

ATS compatibility for this template is rated “very good”. Although the page divides into several areas, the sections are built with flex rather than tables and the text layer stays linear, so common parsers take the information in the right order.

Does the Freelance Classic template include a photo?

There is no photo area; the header stays pure text, so parsers read the name and contact lines without breaking them apart. If you are applying to employers who expect a photo, pick one of the templates that carries it as part of the design.

Can I change template later?

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Will the PDF match this preview?

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