Jake's Resume — LaTeX resume template
Also known as: Jake Gutierrez resume, Jake's CV
- Layout:
- Single column
- ATS parsing:
- Text extracts in reading order — parser-reliable
- Style class:
- ATS-safe (minimal)
- Photo slot:
- No
- Best density:
- Mid career
- Suggested role:
- Software Engineer
ATS-safe design
Who the Jake's Resume template is for
- Software engineers and other tech applicants targeting ATS-heavy online pipelines
- Candidates who want maximum content per page without a cramped look
- Students and new grads following the format commonly recommended in tech career communities
- People who want a no-color, print-safe layout that reads well on any screen
Based on the open-source single-column LaTeX design by Jake Gutierrez, widely shared on Overleaf and GitHub.
Jake's Resume template FAQ
- Is Jake's Resume ATS-friendly?
- Yes. Jake's Resume is a single-column layout with no text boxes, tables, or graphics, so the compiled PDF extracts top to bottom in the order a parser expects. That makes it one of the safest LaTeX designs for automated screening. Keep section titles standard, Experience, Education, Skills, and the parsed output stays clean in ATS software.
- Do I need to know LaTeX to use Jake's Resume on ResumeWizard?
- No. ResumeWizard compiles the LaTeX for you. You type your details into a normal structured editor, watch the Jake's Resume layout update in a live preview, and download the finished PDF. There is nothing to install and no code to debug, though the output is the same typeset document LaTeX users get from Overleaf or a local setup.
