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Crossover resume template
Preview with a fictional sample resume, in the default colour.
A combination layout with a three-column skills grid in a tinted panel and dates on the left.
| Detail | Crossover |
|---|---|
| Layout | Single column |
| Applicant tracking systems | ATS-friendly |
| Photo | No photo area |
| Default colour | Maroon |
| Other colours | 10 more, including black |
| Categories | ATS-friendly, Combination, Professional |
| Price | Free, including PDF download |
How the Crossover template is laid out
Grouped skills appear in a pale tinted panel as a three-column grid of underlined tags. Below it, experience and education list their dates in a left-hand column separated from the content by an accent rule. It combines a skills overview with a clear record of where and when you used them.
Who should use Crossover?
Professionals moving between related fields, such as finance to business analysis or teaching to instructional design, who need both their skill set and their tenure visible on page one.
Is Crossover ATS-friendly?
The skills grid is a styled list, and the experience reads as one column with dates attached to each entry. It is marked ATS-friendly in the builder.
A writing tip for Crossover
Name the target role in your title line. A combination resume reads as unfocused if the reader has to guess what you are applying for.
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