Nice lay out offering strong colors that will catch recruiters' eye. Feel free to change the colors to make it softer, matching your personality.

One key factor in making a resume effective is how well you create its over-all lay out and design. Most resumes are just scanned for 10-30 seconds—it doesn’t get a full reading the first time through. So all of your qualifications must be presented within a well-organized lay out. To create this, select a professional font like Seriff or Sans Seriff, choose font a size between 11 and, and effectively apply bold/italic font faces to help guide the reader along your resume. Make good use of symbols, graphics, and bullets to give emphasis on the key parts of your CV that need to be highlighted. Lastly, give your resume a logical format by using wide-margins, headings, and sub headings.