
Data Scientist
Dates in the margin, skill columns and projects up front.
Best for: Data science, Analytics, Research
A data analyst resume has to prove two things: that you can work with data tools, and that your analysis changed a decision. The second one is what gets interviews.
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Tailor my resume freeReplace everything in [brackets] with your own details. Keep it to three or four lines and make every claim one you can back up.
Data analyst with [X] years of experience turning [type of data] into decisions for [teams/industry]. Skilled in [SQL, Python, Excel, a BI tool]. Recently [one result, e.g. built a dashboard that changed how X is tracked].
Only list skills you genuinely have, and put the ones the job posting asks for first.
Use the exact wording from the job description where it is true for you. These terms come up often in this field:
Start with a strong verb, say what you did, and finish with the result. Fill in your real numbers. If you do not have a number, describe what changed instead.

Dates in the margin, skill columns and projects up front.
Best for: Data science, Analytics, Research

A fresher look with accent headings, still one clean column.
Best for: Tech, Marketing, Operations

Crisp accent headings with a pipe-separated skills line.
Best for: Consulting, Strategy, Project management
SQL, a spreadsheet tool, a visualisation tool, and either Python or R, plus statistics and communication. Match the order to the job posting.
Describe the decision or process that changed, such as “replaced a weekly manual report” or “changed how the team prioritised leads”. Only use numbers you can support.