This mid-level full stack software engineer CV example is designed to be easy to scan quickly while still giving enough detail for a technical reviewer. It uses a simple one-page structure (summary → skills → experience → projects) and focuses on the things hiring teams care about most at mid-level: ownership, delivery, and clean communication. All personal details are placeholders. Use the structure, phrasing, and section order as a baseline, then tailor it to the role you’re applying for.

Key highlights of this example:

• Clean, one-page layout that prioritises the most relevant information first
• Grouped skills (Frontend / Backend / Data / DevOps) so your stack is obvious at a glance
• Impact led experience bullets that show outcomes and ownership, not just responsibilities
• Projects included as proof, especially useful if you’re moving up levels or switching teams

Match the title and skills to the role you’re targeting (without inventing experience). Keep experience to your most relevant 2 – 3 roles. Limit projects to 2 (3 max if experience is limited). Prioritise experience + skills first, then projects, then education/certifications