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Build a one-page, ATS-safe resume using Jake's Resume and Wiki Template, the two LaTeX templates CS undergrads actually use for SWE internship recruiting. Free. No sign-up.
No account. No paywall. No upsell. Templates by Jake Gutierrez and the r/EngineeringResumes community.
We render two templates: Jake's Resume by Jake Gutierrez and the r/EngineeringResumes Wiki Template. Each is plain LaTeX — no graphics, no columns, no decorative fonts.
They win for the same reason: monospace section headers, a minimalist serif body, and a dense one-page layout an ATS can parse and a recruiter can skim in seven seconds.
If you've seen friends with offers at Google, Meta, Stripe, or Jane Street, you've almost certainly seen one of these formats.
It's your second or third year. You have one or two projects, a TA gig, maybe a freshman internship — and you need one page that will land in front of a recruiter at every Big Tech, quant shop, and unicorn that opens applications in August.
One page. Quantified bullets. No graphics, no photos, no graphic-designer fonts. If a bullet doesn't say what you did, what tech you used, or what changed because of it, cut it.
No account needed to start. Drafts save locally in your browser until you sign in. We run a real LaTeX renderer server-side, so there's nothing to install. Export to PDF instantly.
Yes. The builder, both templates, and PDF export are free. No paywall, no credit card, no sign-up required to start.
Yes. Both templates render real text with no images, columns, icons, or fancy fonts. That's exactly what ATS parsers like Greenhouse, Lever, and Workday can read.
Pick Jake's Resume if you want the most-recognized canonical look. Pick Wiki Template if you have more projects than coursework and want the r/EngineeringResumes structure. Both pass the recruiter skim test.
If 3.5 or above, include it — many recruiters filter on GPA. Below 3.5, look at your target firms: if most have a hard cutoff, use the space for projects instead.
One page. Big Tech and quant strongly prefer one-page resumes from undergrads — it shows you can prioritize and cut. If you're applying to smaller firms without a strict page limit, one page is still your safest bet.
Yes to both. Drafts save in your browser anonymously, or to your account if you sign in. PDF export is free and instant.