CV Builder
Contact & Header
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- Use an email with your name, not a nickname
- Add the city and say if you are open to remote work
- Paste the LinkedIn link that opens your profile
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- tester_pro_88@mail.com
- Strong
- anna.petrova@gmail.com
The job title you apply for. It goes under your name
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Professional Summary
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- Start with your role and years of experience
- Name two or three main tools
- Add one result with a number
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- Hardworking team player looking for a challenging position
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- QA engineer with 4 years in web and API testing. Playwright, TypeScript, Postman. Cut the regression run from 3 days to 4 hours
Skills
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- Use the standard names of tools, like Playwright or Postman
- Put the tools from the job ad first if you know them
- Leave out soft skills. Show them in your experience
- Weak
- Testing, computers, MS Office, communication
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- Playwright, TypeScript, Postman, SQL, GitHub Actions, Jira
Collected from your jobs. Edit freely
Professional Experience
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- Start each line with what you did
- Give results a number. Tests automated, hours saved, bugs found
- Two to five lines per job are enough
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- Responsible for testing
- Strong
- Automated 120 regression cases with Playwright and cut the run from 2 days to 3 hours
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Side Projects
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- Add a link to the code
- Say what the project tests and with which tools
- A small project with clean code is enough
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- Test project
- Strong
- UI and API tests for a demo shop with Playwright and TypeScript, run in GitHub Actions
Add personal projects, open source or work you did alongside another job
Education & Certificates
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- School, degree and year are enough
- A degree outside IT is fine
- Add ISTQB and other exams as certificates with a link
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- Online course, 2021
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- ISTQB Foundation Level, 2023
Languages
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- Use standard levels like B2 or C1
- Be honest. Interviews often check it
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- English good
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- English B2
Interests
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- Two or three interests are enough
- Pick ones that say something about you
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- Music, movies, friends
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- Chess, trail running, open source