CURRICULUM VITAE — CHRONOLOGICAL (English) ========================================== [FIRST NAME] [LAST NAME] [Street, Number] [Postcode, City], Germany [Phone: +49 xxx xxx xxxx] [Email: yourname@example.com] [LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/yourname] PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY -------------------- [2-3 sentences: your field, years of experience, what type of role in Germany you're looking for. Example:] Data engineer with 6 years' experience building petabyte-scale ETL pipelines in fintech. Python + Spark + Airflow. Seeking Blue Card- eligible senior roles in Berlin or Frankfurt. WORK EXPERIENCE --------------- [COMPANY NAME] [MM/YYYY – present] [Job title] [City, Country] - [Impact-focused bullet: what you shipped, measured in numbers.] - [Example: "Reduced daily ETL run-time 68% by migrating Airflow DAGs to Spark 3."] - [Example: "Led a team of 3 engineers delivering a real-time fraud-detection pipeline that blocked €1.2M of bad transactions in 6 months."] - [3-5 bullets per role.] [PREVIOUS COMPANY] [MM/YYYY – MM/YYYY] [Job title] [City, Country] - [Same format.] EDUCATION --------- [University name] [MM/YYYY – MM/YYYY] [Degree, subject] [City, Country] - GPA [if strong] / rank [if top 10%] - Thesis: [1-line title + adviser] TECHNICAL SKILLS ---------------- - Languages: [Python, Java, TypeScript] - Data: [PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Spark, Airflow, dbt] - Infra: [AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform] - ML: [scikit-learn, TensorFlow, MLflow] LANGUAGES --------- - English: fluent (C2) - German: [A2 / B1 / B2 — be honest, cite exam] - [Native tongue]: native CERTIFICATIONS / AWARDS ----------------------- - [Certification name + issuer + year] PUBLICATIONS / TALKS -------------------- - [Only if relevant to the role. Short, one-line format.] REFERENCES ---------- Available on request. NOTES FOR AUTHORS ----------------- - One page ideal, two pages OK. 3+ pages lose the reader. - Use strong verbs: "led", "built", "cut", "doubled". Avoid "responsible for". - Quantify every achievement. "Reduced" is weak; "reduced by 68%" is strong. - Order: most recent first. Never leave unexplained employment gaps. - Photo is optional in English CV (preferred in German Lebenslauf). - Do NOT include: passport number, marital status, religion, salary. Source: GermanDost. Educational use only.