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The Experience and Education sections are crucial parts of your resume. They showcase your professional history and academic achievements.

Work Experience

Add your work history to demonstrate your professional background and accomplishments.

Adding Experience

1

Click the Add Button

Click the Add button in the Experience card header to create a new experience entry.
2

Fill in Company Details

Enter the company name and your position.Fields:
  • company (string): The organization name
  • position (string): Your job title or role
3

Add Location and Dates

Specify where and when you worked.Fields:
  • location (string): City and state/country
  • startDate (string): When you started (format: MM/YYYY)
  • endDate (string): When you ended (format: MM/YYYY or “Present”)
  • current (boolean): Check “I currently work here” to disable end date
4

Describe Your Role

Add a description of your responsibilities and achievements.Field: description (string, multi-line)Tip: Use bullet points starting with ”•” for better readability

Current Position

When you check the “I currently work here” checkbox, the current field is set to true and the end date field becomes disabled. The resume will display “Present” as your end date.

Experience Data Structure

type Experience = {
  id: string;           // Auto-generated unique identifier
  company: string;      // Company name
  position: string;     // Job title
  location: string;     // Work location
  startDate: string;    // Start date (MM/YYYY)
  endDate: string;      // End date (MM/YYYY or Present)
  current: boolean;     // Currently working here
  description: string;  // Role description
};

Managing Experience Entries

  • Remove: Click the trash icon in the top-right corner of any experience card
  • Reorder: Use the Section Ordering feature to change the position of the entire Experience section
  • Animation: Entries smoothly fade in when added and fade out when removed

Education

Document your academic background and credentials.

Adding Education

1

Click the Add Button

Click the Add button in the Education card header to create a new education entry.
2

Enter School Information

Add your educational institution details.Fields:
  • school (string): Name of the institution
  • degree (string): Type of degree (e.g., Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts)
  • field (string): Field of study or major
3

Add Dates

Specify when you attended.Fields:
  • startDate (string): Year started (format: YYYY)
  • endDate (string): Year completed or expected (format: YYYY)
4

Add Description (Optional)

Include relevant coursework, honors, GPA, or achievements.Field: description (string, multi-line)Example: ”• Relevant coursework, honors, etc.”

Education Data Structure

type Education = {
  id: string;          // Auto-generated unique identifier
  school: string;      // Institution name
  degree: string;      // Degree type
  field: string;       // Field of study
  startDate: string;   // Start year (YYYY)
  endDate: string;     // End year (YYYY)
  description: string; // Additional details
};

Managing Education Entries

  • Remove: Click the trash icon in the top-right corner of any education card
  • Multiple Degrees: Add multiple education entries for different degrees or certifications
  • Empty State: When no education is added, a helpful message appears

Form Features

Both Experience and Education forms share these features:
All forms use a responsive grid layout that adapts to your screen size for optimal data entry.
Changes are saved automatically as you type. Your data persists in the browser’s local storage.
Use the description fields to highlight your most impressive achievements and responsibilities. Start each point with a bullet (•) for clean formatting.

Best Practices

  1. List in Reverse Chronological Order: Add your most recent positions first
  2. Be Specific: Include measurable achievements when possible
  3. Keep it Relevant: Focus on experience and education relevant to your target position
  4. Use Action Verbs: Start description bullets with strong action verbs (Led, Developed, Managed)
  5. Consistent Formatting: Use the same date format across all entries

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