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The Shortlist Code
6 ATS-safe resume templates for Data Science, ML and AI Engineer roles — Fresher and Experienced — plus the step-by-step system to tailor them to every job you apply for.
₹99
- Download instantly after payment — and we'll email you the link too
- Secure payment via Razorpay · UPI, cards & netbanking
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Sound familiar?
- You've sent application after application for Data Science, ML or AI roles — and heard nothing back. Not even a rejection.
- Your headline says “Aspiring Data Scientist” while the job asks for an ML Engineer.
- Your strongest project is buried under coursework the recruiter never gets to.
- Your bullets say “worked on models” — and you don't know how to make them stronger without exaggerating.
- You picked a stylish two-column template online and have no idea whether hiring software can even read it.
- You copy keywords from the job post and hope for the best.
- You can't decide whether you're a “fresher” or “experienced” — or which role your resume should target.
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What changes with The Shortlist Code
- A one-page Word template for the exact role you want: Data Scientist, ML Engineer or AI Engineer, each in a Fresher and an Experienced version.
- ATS-safe by design: single column, standard headings, real selectable text — no tables, text boxes, icons or skill bars.
- A fill-in formula for every line — action, problem, method, verified result — so “worked on models” becomes a bullet you can defend.
- A filled-in example for every template, so you see the level of detail recruiters expect.
- A step-by-step method to tailor your resume to each job description — no keyword stuffing, no exaggeration.
- A 7-section checklist to run before every application, so nothing breaks between Word and the PDF you upload.
- Clear rules for choosing Fresher vs Experienced, and Data Scientist vs ML Engineer vs AI Engineer.
At a glance
- Covers
- 6 templates · 3 roles · Fresher & Experienced
- Level
- Freshers & experienced
- Format
- ZIP — Word (.docx) templates + PDF guides
- Included
- 6 resume templates, 6 example resumes, 6 role guides, 6 previews, 3 supporting guides and a Start Here guide
- Software
- Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice (free)
About this template
Most technical resumes don't get rejected because the candidate is weak. They get rejected because the person screening them can't see — quickly enough — why this candidate fits this role. A vague headline. A skills list with everything ever touched. The best project buried under coursework. Bullets that say "worked on models".
The Shortlist Code fixes that. It's the resume system SkillPilot built for people going after Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer and AI Engineer roles: six one-page Word templates that hiring software can read cleanly, and three guides that show you exactly what to put in them — for every application.
Inside, you'll discover
- Why a headline like "Data Science Enthusiast" quietly works against you — and the headline pattern to use instead
- Why copying every keyword from the job post can backfire, and what to do instead
- The 3-read method that turns any job description into core, supporting and optional requirements
- How to turn "worked on models" into a bullet you can defend line by line in an interview — without inventing a single number
- What separates an AI Engineer resume from the pile of "built a chatbot" resumes recruiters see
- When the Fresher template is the right choice — even if you've worked full-time in another field
Why now
The next posting for the role you want could go live this week. When it does, you'll either send the same generic resume again — or a version tailored to that exact posting, built on a structure that's already been thought through. Everything is ready the moment you pay: ₹99 — less than a movie ticket — and an instant download.
The honest part
No template can guarantee an interview, and anyone who promises one is selling you something. What this kit does is remove the most common reasons good candidates get passed over — unreadable formatting, an unclear target role, buried evidence and bullets that don't prove anything — so your real work gets seen.
Key features
- Built for ATS readability: one column, standard headings, Calibri 10 pt, real selectable text
- Role-specific skill groups — e.g. Retrieval & RAG for AI Engineers, Statistics & Experimentation for Data Scientists
- Every placeholder is in [brackets]: search, replace, done
- Works in Microsoft Word, Google Docs and the free LibreOffice
- Instant download after payment, plus a link in your email
- Use it for every application you send — it's yours to keep
Frequently asked questions
Will this guarantee me interviews?
No — and be wary of anything that promises that. Every employer configures its applicant tracking system differently, and hiring depends on more than a resume. What the kit does is remove common formatting and content problems, and show you how to present your real experience clearly for each role.
I'm a fresher with no full-time experience. Which template should I use?
The Fresher version of your target role. It puts Projects first, then Internship Experience, so your strongest evidence leads. The Start Here guide helps you choose — including if you're switching careers.
I'm between two roles. Which one do I pick?
Read the job posting's responsibilities, not its title. Analysis and experiments point to Data Scientist; pipelines, serving and monitoring point to ML Engineer; LLM applications, retrieval and agents point to AI Engineer.
Do I need Microsoft Word?
No. The templates also work in Google Docs (upload the .docx) and in LibreOffice Writer, which is free. Edit on a computer for the best results.
How do I get the files?
Pay securely by UPI, card or netbanking through Razorpay. Your download appears on the confirmation page straight away, and we email you the link too. You get one ZIP file (about 3 MB) — open Start Here.pdf first. Inside, the kit is labelled "SkillPilot ATS Resume Templates".
Can I use it for more than one application?
Yes — for as many of your own applications as you like. The licence is personal, so please don't share, resell or upload the files.
Are the example resumes real people?
No. Every example is fictional, so you can see what strong content looks like. Copy the structure, never the claims — every line on your resume should describe your own work.
What if I can't download it or a file won't open?
Email theskillpilot@gmail.com and we'll fix it or send you new links. See the Refund Policy for details.
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