Aurora resume template
Aurora is the all-rounder: a clean single column, a strong name block and one accent rule that gives the page some confidence without distracting from what you’ve done. If you’re not sure which template to pick, start here.
- Best for
- Most professions
- Layout
- Single column
- Type
- Sans-serif, accent color adjustable
- ATS
- Highest ATS safety
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What Aurora does well
Reads top to bottom
A single column means recruiters and software meet your experience in the same order: summary, roles, skills, education.
Modern without being loud
One accent color on the rule and headings. It looks current next to plain Word resumes without looking like a design portfolio.
Scales from one page to two
The layout holds together whether you have two roles or ten, so you won’t need to switch templates as your career grows.
- Most professions
- Career changers
- Graduates
- Mid-level professionals
- Applications through large job portals
Is Aurora ATS-friendly?
One column in a standard reading order, with conventional section names and real selectable text. Applicant tracking systems parse it the way you read it.
Tips for writing in Aurora
- Pick an accent that’s dark enough to read as text: navy, teal and deep purple all print well.
- Keep your summary to two to four sentences so your first role starts above the fold.
- Use the skills section for named tools and methods. Soft skills are more convincing shown in your bullets.
Before you send it, run it through the ATS resume checker, and tailor it to the job description you’re applying for.
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