Split resume template
An even 50/50 mirror split of your resume.
Split divides the body into two perfectly even columns beneath a full-width header: experience and career on one side, skills and education mirrored on the other, with matching section headers on both. The symmetry is striking on the page and lets a recruiter scan two storylines at once — what you have done, and what you bring.
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01 — Fit
Who the Split template is for
Professionals balancing depth and breadth
Career changers showing two storylines
Consultants with skills and engagements
Designers with process and portfolio highlights
Anyone with evenly weighted content
02 — Design
What makes Split look the way it does
Even 50/50 mirrored two-column body
Full-width header spanning both columns
Mirrored section headers on each side
Parallel career and capability storylines
Striking symmetrical composition
03 — ATS
Will Split pass applicant tracking systems?
Two-column layouts can challenge older parsers: keep critical keywords (job titles, employers) readable in order. All text is real and selectable.
Every Cvyon template exports through your browser's print-to-PDF, so the text layer stays selectable and searchable — the thing parsers actually read. After downloading, run your resume through our free ATS grader to confirm it scores well before you apply.
04 — FAQ
Questions about the Split template
Will the two columns confuse ATS software?
Modern parsers handle two columns well. For very old portals, export the PDF and check the reading order, or use a single-column template.
How should I divide content between columns?
Career narrative (experience) on one side, capability proof (skills, education, certifications) on the other works best.
Can I change the column balance?
The even 50/50 mirror is fixed by design — that symmetry is Split's identity. Other templates offer different ratios.
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