Amira Haddad

Computer Science Graduate

amira.haddad@example.com +44 7700 901185 Cardiff, United Kingdom linkedin.com/in/example-profile github.com/example

Summary

First class computer science graduate with a summer internship in backend development and a final-year project used by roughly 400 people. Worked part-time throughout three years of study.

Work Experience

Software Engineering Intern

Software company, CardiffJune 2024 – September 2024

Built an internal reporting endpoint used daily by the support team.

Retail Assistant (part-time)

Supermarket, CardiffOctober 2021 – May 2024

Worked 16 hours a week alongside full-time study for three years.

Education

Cardiff University

September 2021 – June 2024

BSc (Hons), First Class, Computer Science · First Class

Cardiff and Vale College

September 2019 – June 2021

A Levels, Maths, Physics, Computer Science · A*AA

Skills

Teknik

Python · JavaScript · SQL

Tools

VS Code · PostgreSQL · Jira

Soft skills

Learning quickly · Working to deadlines · Team projects

Projects

Club Booking System

A booking and membership system built for a local sports club, now used by roughly 400 members. Built in TypeScript with PostgreSQL and deployed independently.

Languages

English · Native
Arabic · Advanced

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Resume Template

Graduate Split

One alignment axis and wide spacing; the content breathes

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Who it suits

entry level roles
Applications sent directly to an employer or by email
Anyone fitting a long career onto one page

Layout: Tek eksen minimal
ATS compatibility: Very good
Photo: With 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.

The photo sits in a small circle beside the name, leaving the rest of the page to the text.

One alignment axis and wide spacing; the content breathes. There is one vertical alignment axis and every section leans on it. Margins are deliberately wide and there are few sections. What carries the document is not a graphic device but the space itself.

Layout

How the Graduate Split template is built

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

One axis, wide spacing

There is one vertical alignment axis and every section leans on it. Margins are deliberately wide and there are few sections. What carries the document is not a graphic device but the space itself.

Typography

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

Section headings

Section headings appear as small filled colour labels. It is the most visual heading treatment, for when presentation matters.

Use of colour

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

Density

Line spacing and section gaps are tight, built to hold a history with many roles on a single page.

How skills are presented

Skills are grouped under category headings with no level shown — the most readable way to handle a long list.

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
Resumes with little content that would otherwise look empty

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Recommended for

Roles we recommend the Graduate 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 Graduate Split template

Is the Graduate Split 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 Graduate Split template include a photo?

The photo sits in a small circle beside the name, leaving the rest of the page to the text. 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 Graduate 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 Graduate family

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

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