
Light name, ribbon rule bleeding off the margin, generous white space.

Charcoal right panel with photo and skill bars.
Atlas pairs a white main column with a charcoal panel on the right. The panel carries your photo, contacts, skills and languages with accent-colored bars; the main column tells your career story with accent-colored dates and a strong rule under your name.
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It works well for technical, hands-on professionals who want to show their skills at a glance: software and mechanical engineers, IT administrators, data analysts, technical project managers, production and quality specialists. The high-contrast panel looks confident yet sober enough for conservative industries.
The main column, about two thirds of the width, opens with your name, an accent-colored headline and a thick accent rule; dates sit in bold on the right. The charcoal column starts with a round photo in a thin ring, then contacts, skills and languages with bars, certifications and interests.
A dark background is just a color, so applicant tracking systems (ATS) read the real text on it as usual. The columns matter more: some systems read the right panel last or skip it, and it holds your contacts and skills. Add your email and phone to the application form, and repeat key skills in your bullets.