CVLoom

Sidebar resume template

A colored side panel holds contact, skills, and education, leaving a wide main column for experience. Structured, professional, and still parser-friendly.

See a complete project manager resume written in this template — every bullet annotated, free to edit

Free forever · no watermark · switch to any of the 283 templates without retyping

Built for

  • Professionals with balanced skills-and-experience stories
  • Project and product managers
  • Anyone who wants visual structure without creative risk

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 98/100 — 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.
Scott Caldwell
Senior Product Manager
Contact
scott.caldwell@example.com(555) 123-4567Portland, ORlinkedin.com/in/scottcaldwell
Education
B.S. Business Administration, Information Systems
Oregon State University, 2011 – 2015
Skills
ProductRoadmapping · Discovery and user research · A/B testing · Pricing and packaging · Go-to-market
ToolsSQL · Figma · Jira · Amplitude · Looker
MethodsAgile and Scrum · OKRs · Jobs-to-be-done · Opportunity solution trees
Certifications
Certified Scrum Product OwnerScrum Alliance, 2019
Google Analytics Certified2022
Pragmatic Institute, Foundations and Focus2021
Summary

Product manager with nine years turning ambiguous problems into shipped products for B2B software companies. Owns a $6 million analytics product line growing 42% a year, has led cross-functional teams of up to 12 through discovery, delivery and growth, and is known for crisp prioritisation and outcomes that show up in the numbers. Writes the one-pager before the roadmap.

Experience
Senior Product Manager03/2021 – Present
Brightpath Software · Portland, OR
  • Own the analytics product line ($6 million ARR); adoption up 42% year over year after a redesigned onboarding flow
  • Shipped a self-serve reporting suite with engineering and design that cut enterprise support tickets 30%
  • Introduced quarterly outcome-based roadmapping, now used by all four product teams
  • Launched usage-based pricing for the mid-market tier; net revenue retention rose from 104% to 117%
  • Lead a squad of 9 engineers, 2 designers and a data analyst; ship on a two-week cadence with a written decision log
Product Manager06/2017 – 02/2021
Northwind Analytics · Seattle, WA
  • Launched the company's first mobile app, reaching 50,000 monthly active users within a year
  • Ran 40 A/B experiments on activation, lifting trial-to-paid conversion from 9% to 14%
  • Partnered with sales on the top 20 accounts and shaped roadmap bets worth $2 million in renewals
  • Wrote the product requirements and led user research (120 interviews) for the dashboard rebuild
Associate Product Manager07/2015 – 05/2017
Harbor Digital · Seattle, WA
  • Coordinated releases across three client-facing web products; wrote specs and led user acceptance testing
  • Built the internal metrics dashboard used weekly by leadership
  • Cut release defects 35% by introducing acceptance criteria and a pre-release checklist

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.

Do side-panel resume layouts break ATS parsing?

Badly-built ones do. This template keeps a parser-safe reading order under the visual layout — we test exports against real extraction, not just the eye.

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