Full-Stack Developers are expected to ship features end-to-end, so your CV needs to prove depth on both the frontend and backend without sounding like a buzzword salad. This template helps you frame your stack, projects and impact in a way recruiters can scan in 30 seconds. Works for product companies, agencies and startups alike.
Copy these as starting points and swap in your own numbers.
2024–2025 estimates. Wide ranges by experience and seniority.
Typically a confident middle who can ship a feature from UI to database without help. If you're strong on one side and only basic on the other, it's more honest to lead with your main specialisation and list the secondary stack separately.
No. Keep only the ones you're ready to defend in a technical interview. A bloated list dilutes your focus and invites awkward questions you'd rather avoid.
Add a dedicated section with GitHub links and a live deploy. Describe each project like a real product: what you built, the stack, and any numbers you have, even modest ones like user count or performance gains.
One page for junior and middle, two pages max for senior engineers with 7+ years. Anything longer and the recruiter simply won't finish reading it.