Geometric CV template

Sharp angular shapes cut across the top and bottom corners, framing a tidy two-column CV.

With a photo
Two columns
5 colours

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Sample CV of Elif Demir, a product designer, in the Geometric design: navy angular header with a slanted stripe, a ringed round photo and dot ratings.

5 colours to choose from

The layout stays; only the colours change.

Navy
Teal
Burgundy
Graphite
Plum

What sets it apart

Shapes in two corners

A dark angular block with a slanted accent stripe fills the top left of page 1 and holds your name and spaced-out job title. A matching triangle marks the bottom-right corner of every page.
Five-dot ratings

Each skill and language gets five dots in the left column, under contacts on small accent discs. Nine skills fit; add a tenth and the whole list is repeated in the main column, levels in words.
Profile leads the main column

Your summary opens the right-hand column under Profile and flows at full size. Company and years sit in the accent colour under each job title; from page 2 on, text uses the full width.

Who it suits

Analysts and consultants who want levels visible at a glance
Marketing and sales roles where a bolder, graphic look suits
Early-career candidates whose one-page CV needs some visual weight

How an ATS reads it

Geometric's angles are vector decoration; the words are real text a parser can read. Built for human readers first, it has three details to note. The left column is a separate frame that a few systems mix into the main text. The job title under your name is letter-spaced, so some parsers see single letters. Dots are shapes: the name is read, the level is not. Facing a strict portal? Plain ATS is the safer pick.

Use this design

Build your CV, then choose Geometric in the design gallery.

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FAQ

Questions about Geometric

A visitor asks a question at a help desk and the twin robot answers it

Do the Geometric shapes appear on every page?

Partly. The large angular header is on page 1 only; the bottom-right triangle repeats on every page. From page 2 the text spans the full width and stops above the triangle, so there the shape never covers a line.

How does Geometric turn B2 or Advanced into dots?

It reads what you entered: Native, C2 or Expert fill all five dots, B2 and Advanced fill four, and 4/5 or 80% work too. A blank or unreadable level gets a default part-filled row, so fill levels in or hide them in Options.

Can I use Geometric without a photo?

Yes. The ringed circle at the top right stays, filled with a soft tint of the design's colour, and nothing moves. Applying where photos are usually left off? A design with no photo frame, such as Chrono, may suit better.