Editorial Resume Template

Editorial sets your name in large serif type under a double rule like a newspaper masthead, opens your summary with a drop-cap first letter, and splits the body into two columns divided by a vertical rule — experience and projects on the left, education, skills and languages on the right.

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How the Editorial layout works

The whole template is built from typography and rules rather than colour or icons, so it reads as considered and literary without adding anything an ATS would misread. It is a distinctive layout that still resolves to ordinary linear text underneath.

Columns
Two, divided by a vertical rule
Photo
Not used
Accent
Masthead rule and section-label dot
Best length
One page

Who Editorial suits

  • Writing, journalism, publishing, communications and editorial roles
  • Applicants who want a distinctive layout built from typography rather than colour
  • A resume and cover letter that should visually read as a matched, considered pair

When to pick something else: The two-column split and drop cap are more personality than most corporate or technical roles expect. Modern or Professional are the better fit there.

Other templates

ModernBold colored sidebar, two columns.
ExecutiveFull-width header band, corporate.
SidebarSoft light sidebar, easy to scan.
ProfessionalClean accent rules, ATS-ready.

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