Let us just resume the sections of the Developer CV for you.
Header and Intro
The header should include your name and contact details. It should also include a title matching the role you are applying for. Include as well some bullet points of how experienced in roles that the job will request.
The intro should be brief and professional. It should be less of an introduction and more of a headline, a teaser that makes the reader feel like it?s worth reading on. You are better off having a single focused sentence here than rambling about how ?enthusiastic? you are.
Technical Skills Set
A section with your technical skills and time of experience on each.
Professional Experience
The professional experience should be brief, focused and include relevant bullet points. It should follow a structure of ? Company name, your job title, the date you started/finished and then a summary of the role finishing with bullet points with the technical skills you used in the role.
Education, Training, and Language
For a lot of companies, education or at least some technical coursework will be important to show that you are a capable learner. Although a degree is not always required for a role, you should definitely be including at the bare minimum some of the online courses and tutorials you have finished. Do not forget to mention all the languages that you can speak.
Sprint CV ? Working for the IT community
Here at Sprint CV, we want to make sure that building and updating your CV is neither complex nor time-consuming. We want to enable every IT professional to transform his professional experience into any CV template just by clicking a button. Today, we already support many different CV templates, but our goal is to support more and more CV templates in order to remove manual CV formatting from the IT industry. We want to involve the IT community and accept the collaboration from every single of you, so we leave with this challenge.
Do you have an awesome CV template is worth to be shared? Then, reach out to us!
Originally published at blog.sprintcv.com on January 29, 2019.