AI researcher CV template
A research CV is judged the way a paper is: contribution first, venue named, claims verifiable. This template sets publications as proper hanging-indent citations, carries Google Scholar and ORCID in the contact line, and keeps the LaTeX register — while staying one parseable column for the industry-lab screening software your CV will also meet.
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Built for
- ✓Research scientists applying to industry AI labs in the US and UK
- ✓Postdocs and PhD graduates moving from academia to applied research
- ✓Reviewers and workshop organisers who need the one-page version
What you get
- ✓Live on-page editing — click any text and type, paginated like the final PDF
- ✓Selectable-text PDF export with clickable email and portfolio links
- ✓AI import: upload your old resume PDF and land in this template, editable
- ✓Scored 91/100 — interview-ready against the 30 published rules, measured by exporting this exact template. Certified: we only badge templates at 90 or above, a stricter bar than the 85 our checker calls interview-ready, so the design leaves headroom for your own content.
Frequently asked questions
Is CVLoom really free?
Yes — editing, all 283 templates, and PDF download are free, with no watermark and no card. There is no account at all: no signup, no login, nothing to cancel.
Will my PDF have selectable text for ATS systems?
Yes. Exports are generated by a real browser engine, so the PDF has true selectable text, embedded fonts, and clickable links — the things resume parsers need.
Can I switch templates without retyping anything?
Yes — your content and the design are stored separately, so switching templates re-flows the same content instantly and losslessly. Try every one of them.
Should publications go on the first page of an AI researcher CV?
For research roles, yes — a short Selected Publications section with 3–4 first-author entries and a one-line pointer to your full Google Scholar profile. Industry labs read it like a portfolio; the full list belongs on Scholar, not the CV.