Academic CV & Technical Resume Templates
Academic CVs need room for research, publications and teaching; technical resumes need skills and projects up front. These templates handle both, with education-first layouts, side headings and monospaced options for engineers.
Best for
- Graduate school and scholarship applications
- Research and teaching positions
- Software engineers and technical roles
Scholar
Academic CV with side headings.
Research
Publication-friendly and precise.
Terminal
Monospace everything, for engineers.
Engineer
Skills up top, boxed section headers.
Lab
Two columns with a violet accent.
Thesis
Olive, centred and scholarly.
Syntax
Dark code-editor sidebar, amber accent.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a CV and a resume?
An academic CV is a full record of your academic career and can run several pages; a resume is a one- or two-page summary tailored to a job. Read our CV vs resume guide for details.
What should a technical resume include?
A skills section grouped by type (languages, frameworks, tools), projects with links, and experience bullets that show what you built and its impact.