Resume template

Datum

A classic, traditional single column: the flagship template from the resumake.io résumé generator.

Datum resume template preview
Layout
Single-column
ATS
ATS-safe
Best for
Traditional industries and finance
License
MIT
Use in the builder

The layout

  • Single column with small-cap, ruled section headings
  • Centered small-caps name; dotted contact line
  • Dates set to the right of each entry
  • Formal, print-first proportions

Where it comes from

Datum is adapted from the flagship template of resumake.io, the free, privacy-preserving résumé generator Saad Quadri built in 2017 (it predates Jake's Resume by three years). Resumake let you fill a form and get clean LaTeX out; the project has since been retired, but its MIT-licensed templates live on as open source.

The flagship is the traditional one: a centered small-caps name, small-cap section headers underlined by a rule, dates set to the right. Datum keeps that formal, conservative feel, the kind of résumé that reads well in finance and other traditional industries.

Adapted from resumake.io (flagship template) by Saad Quadri (2017), licensed MIT.

github.com/saadq/resumake.io

How it parses

Single-column and text-only, so it parses cleanly. Its formality suits traditional industries without sacrificing machine-readability.

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Frequently asked questions

What is resumake.io?

A free, open-source web app by Saad Quadri that generated LaTeX résumés from a form, with no accounts or tracking. It's now retired, but its MIT-licensed templates remain open source: Datum, Azimuth, and Sextant all descend from them.