MyLiveCV

For Bootcamp Graduates

Land Your First Tech Job After Bootcamp

No CS degree? No problem. Build a portfolio-led resume that gets bootcamp grads hired in tech.

Features Built for You

Portfolio-First Layout

Templates that prioritise portfolio links, GitHub, and deployed projects — what hiring managers click first.

Project-Heavy Structure

Dedicated project sections where you can showcase 3-5 substantial builds with stack, role, and outcome.

Stack-Specific Templates

Templates optimised for full-stack, frontend, backend, and DevOps tracks taught at top bootcamps.

ATS Optimization

Pass automated screening at startups and FAANG alike with templates scoring 90+ on ATS compatibility.

AI Bullet Generator

Turn capstone projects and bootcamp work into achievement-led bullets recruiters actually read.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I list the bootcamp on my resume?
Yes — bootcamps are credible in tech and many top bootcamps (App Academy, Lambda School, Le Wagon, Recurse Center) carry weight. List under education with cohort, focus, and a 1-line summary of skills.
How do I compete with CS graduates without a degree?
Lean on portfolio. CS grads have credentials; you have shipped work. Strong public projects, open-source contributions, and clear impact metrics consistently win bootcamp grads first jobs.
Should I include the projects from my bootcamp on my resume?
Only the strongest 2-3, and only if you've extended them past the curriculum. Otherwise hiring managers see them as homework. Build at least one project from scratch end-to-end before applying.
How long should a bootcamp grad resume be?
One page. Lead with skills and projects, follow with education (bootcamp + any prior degree), and finish with prior work experience reframed for transferable skills.

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