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Notebook

Sidebar for the stack and the toolchain, main column for models shipped and their impact. For data scientists and analysts.

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LayoutSidebar left
Best forTechnology & Engineering
ATS-friendlyDesigned for print
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PriceFree

Who this suits

Suits technology & engineering roles where the CV is read by a person — a referral, a direct email, or a smaller company without an automated pipeline.

How it handles ATS parsing

The two-column layout reads well to a human but interleaves when flattened to plain text, so older parsers can scramble it. Use it when you are sending the CV directly to a person, and keep a single-column version for portal applications.

What you can change

Accent colour, sidebar bg, font body, font heading, spacing, scale, line, section order, which sections appear, page size (A4 or Letter), and every word of the text. Nothing here is locked behind a payment.

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How to write a data scientist's or analyst's CV in Notebook

Data roles are hired on what your models and analyses changed. Notebook keeps the stack and toolchain in the sidebar, leaving the main column for models shipped and their impact.

Sections, in this order

Sidebar: languages, libraries, data tools, cloud platforms, certifications
Main column: summary, experience, projects with problem, method and result, education, publications

Bullet points that work

Built a [churn model] that [the retention team] used to target [X] customers a month.
Cut [monthly reporting] from [three days] to [two hours] by [automating the pipeline].
Designed the [A/B testing framework] adopted by [product analytics].

Figures in [brackets] are placeholders. Use your own, and only ones you could explain in an interview.

Mistakes to avoid

Model accuracy with no business result attached.
A long list of libraries instead of the few you have used in production.

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