SpecializedATS-safeOne column

Matrix resume template

Matrix is styled like a clean terminal. A > prompt sits before your name, the headline, contact line, dates and section titles use JetBrains Mono, headings are lowercase with a // comment marker, and a thin accent rail runs down the left side of the page. Bullets and the summary stay in Inter so they remain easy to read.

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Free to edit and download. Have a resume already? Check it first, then open it in Matrix without retyping.

Matrix resume template, first page — Shown with a sample resume. Select the preview to see every page. The sample resume shows a fictional person with invented contact details. Any resemblance to a real person is coincidental.

Who it's for

Backend and full-stack developers
DevOps and platform engineers
Security engineers
Developers who want a terminal look

Is the Matrix template ATS-friendly?

Single column. The > before your name and the // before headings are decorative prefixes, and headings are lowercased by styling only; the underlying words stay standard for parsers.

Accent colors

Starts in Emerald. Pick any of these in the editor's Design panel, or enter your own color.

Template details

Layout: Single column
ATS: ATS-safe: standard headings, real text
Style group: Specialized
Default accent: Emerald (changeable)
Page size: US Letter or A4
Download: PDF or DOCX

See it with real content

No sample resume is set in Matrix yet. These examples use a layout from the same style group, and any of them opens in Matrix with one click in the editor.

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Matrix template questions

Will recruiters outside tech understand this style?

It is aimed at engineering teams. For roles where a non-technical recruiter screens first, Technical or Contemporary is a safer bet.

Does the > before my name end up in the parsed name?

The prompt is added by the stylesheet, not typed into your name, so your name field stays clean. Run a check if you want to confirm how a parser reads it.

Give your resume the Matrix look

Open it in the editor with your details, or check the resume you already have first.