Download useful CV templates for a variety of IT positions. Our sample CVs are thematic and contain only what's necessary for a solid CV.
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You should know that your CV will most likely be scanned by expert eyes (at least here at Bluebird you can be sure of that). Based on the contents and appearance of your CV, a decision will be made swiftly. This decision is simply about whether it is worth spending time perusing your CV. I know it's not necessarily a nice thing to read or hear, but it's true. A professional IT recruiter will quickly see if they are looking for you or someone else.
That's why what kind of CV you have or what kind of resume template you use matters greatly. We hope that the CV templates we've created will assist you in quickly piecing together a document that is simple to understand and transparent to potential employers.
3 Top Details to Watch Out For In Your CV
You should consider the following factors while composing your CV:
1. It should be thematic
I.e. the CV should be to the point, without circular sentences, with adequate structure.
2. It should be without ambiguity
You should be clear about not only what your current position is but also the exact role you are seeking. For example, if you are working as a Java developer at the moment, you might be aiming for a lead Java developer position.
3. Important information should jump out at the reader
Experience and skills should be presented in order of strength.
There are numerous CV templates around on the internet, created for various purposes. We don't believe that the Bluebird CV template is the most appropriate format for every single job seeker. However, we do think they are highly useful for IT professionals.
Downloadable CV Templates
You can download the CV templates below in .docx and .pdf formats. They will help you create your CV in minutes.
Once you are done, upload it to our database under the CV upload menu or check out our current IT job offers and upload it to the job you're applying for!
Good luck! So without further ado, here are our CV templates:
Done? Check the Following
1. Grammar: Make sure there are no spelling mistakes in your CV.
2. Picture (if applicable): Choose a professional portrait. Avoid pictures taken during vacations.
3. Contact details: Check that your phone number and email address are included in your CV.
4. Dates: Check whether you've updated all dates or time periods included in the document.
5. File format + name: Don't forget to save your CV as a PDF and give it a name+CV+date file name (e.g. John-Smith-CV-03032022.pdf)
6. Formatting: The formatting of the CV should be uniform. Avoid mixed font sizes and multiple fonts.
Need more help? Check out our blog post about How To Make a Resume - Tips For IT Experts, or find out more interesting facts from our blog posts.
