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CV templates for finance and technology

11 layouts, each built for how a particular kind of seat reads a CV. Open any of them in CV Studio, fill it in your browser, and export to PDF or Word. Free, with no account.

Finance

For banking, investing, research and markets, where convention is part of the assessment.

  • Banker

    Finance · Any stage

    Centred serif with ruled headings, the classic City format.

    Investment banking, M&A, corporate finance and most front-office applications in London and New York.

  • Harvard Graduate

    Finance · General · Students and graduates

    Times, centred headings and a two-line entry for every role.

    Graduate and undergraduate applications to banks, consultancies and law firms, in the format university careers services teach.

  • Investment Professional

    Finance · Experienced

    Section labels in the margin and a serif body, so deals scan quickly.

    Private equity, hedge fund, credit and asset management candidates with transactions or investments to show.

  • Quant Research

    Finance · Technology · Students and graduates

    Dense sans with rules above each section and room for projects and papers.

    Quantitative research, trading and strats roles, where the degree, the projects and the mathematics lead.

  • Executive

    Finance · General · Experienced

    A larger name, generous spacing and a serif with some authority.

    Senior applications with a long record, a profile paragraph and leadership to show.

Technology

For engineering, data, AI and product, where the stack and the projects carry the case.

  • Modern Tech

    Technology · Any stage

    The role first, an accent bar on each heading and a crisp sans.

    Software, platform and product engineering roles at technology companies and fintechs.

  • Engineering Compact

    Technology · Experienced

    Monospaced headings and a dense single column.

    Engineers with several roles and projects to fit on one page without losing the detail.

  • Data & AI

    Technology · Any stage

    A split header, short accent underlines and grouped skills.

    Data science, machine learning and AI engineering, where the stack and the projects carry the case.

  • Product & Strategy

    Technology · General · Any stage

    A clear headline, tinted section bands and outcome-led entries.

    Product management, strategy, corporate development and consulting, where outcomes matter more than tools.

General

Clean defaults for consulting, corporate roles and anything in between.

  • Modern

    General · Any stage

    Left-aligned sans with light rules.

    A clean default for consulting, corporate roles and anything outside the most traditional banks.

  • Compact

    General · Any stage

    Minimal rules and tighter blocks for a full page.

    When you have more to say than one page comfortably holds.

Questions

Which template should I use?
Match the convention of the seat. Banking and most of finance read a conservative, centred or two-line serif layout best; technology reads a clean sans with the role first. If in doubt, Banker for finance and Modern Tech for technology are safe choices. You can switch at any time in CV Studio without losing a word.
Are these templates ATS-friendly?
No template can promise to pass an applicant tracking system, and none of these claims to. What they do is keep to what those systems read most reliably: one reading order, standard section names, real text, and no images, tables or text boxes.
Is a UK CV different from a US resume?
In convention more than layout. A US resume is one page, carries a GPA and leaves out a photograph, date of birth and nationality. A UK CV for a graduate is also one page and lists A-level grades and a degree classification. Each example page explains the difference for its seat.
Are the templates free?
Yes. Every template, the editor, the scoring and both exports are free, with no account. Your CV stays in your browser.

Writing the content itself? The finance CV guide and the US finance resume guide go through it section by section.