Update and customise your CV in Cinode.

Adapt your CV for a specific request by editing content, sections, and layout ✏️📄

Once you have created a CV in Cinode, you can update and customise it to match a specific customer, role, or request. You can edit every section in the CV, choose what to show or hide, and highlight the most relevant information – without removing anything from your profile.

To update a CV, you first need a profile in Cinode.
If you haven’t added your profile yet, start by importing your CV:
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Import your CV into your Cinode profile

If you haven’t created a CV yet, start by creating one first:
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To work with an existing CV:

Go to Home → CV.
Find the CV you want to update.
Click the pen icon to the right of the CV.

You are now editing the selected CV.

Tip 💡
Toggle Show preview (next to the Share button) to see your changes in real time while editing the CV.

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Use the Table of Contents to quickly jump between sections while editing the CV.

All sections below can be edited individually. You can change text, show or hide sections, and control what information is included for the current CV.

The Presentation section introduces you to the reader.

You can:

This section is usually shown on the first page and should be short, clear, and sellable.

Contains your contact details.

You can:

Skills by category lets you group skills into structured competence areas.

You can:

When selecting skills:

This section is used to clearly present competence areas, such as technical skills or leadership skills.

Highlighted projects are shown on the first page of the CV.

You can:

Important:
Descriptions in highlighted projects must be short and content-rich so they fit on the first page.

Best practice:

This section may also be called Selected projects, depending on the template.

This section contains your full work experience and all assignments connected to your profile. It provides detailed information that typically appears after the first page of the CV.

You can edit every assignment individually and control what is included in the current CV.

You can:

All skills connected to your assignments are shown in this section.

If a specific skill is not relevant for the current CV, you can exclude it without removing it from your profile.

To exclude a skill:
Click the pen icon to edit the assignment.
Select the skill.
Disable Include skill in the CV.

The skill is hidden in this CV only and remains available in your profile and other CVs.

You can control what content is included in the CV without deleting any data.

You can:

This allows you to adapt the CV precisely to a specific request.

Lists your employers.

You can:

Roles and responsibilities are described under Projects and assignments.

Contains relevant courses and certifications.

You can:

Shows your education history.

You can:

The Skills section shows all skills with their levels and is typically displayed at the bottom of the CV.

Important to know:

You can:

Shows your language skills and levels.

You can:

If a visibility toggle is missing for a section or item in your CV, this is usually related to profile translations.

When more than one language is enabled in the profile, a visibility toggle is shown only if at least one entry in that section has been translated into the current CV language. The same rule applies to individual items.

Example:
You have both an English and a Swedish profile. A role description exists only in English. When viewing a Swedish CV, the visibility toggle does not appear because Cinode does not display untranslated content in another language.

How to resolve:
Go to your profile, add the missing translation, then return to the CV and update it.

If profile content has been updated, you can compare it with the CV.

Look for the information (i) icon next to an item.
Click the pen icon, then select Show compare view.

This view shows whether updates exist in the profile or in the CV.
From here, you can choose Copy to CV, then Save or Save to….

This is especially useful in Projects and assignments.

When saving, you have two options:

Save updates only the current CV.
​Save to… lets you choose multiple CVs and/or the profile to update.

If you only have one CV, the profile and CV update together using a single Save button.
If you have multiple CVs, you can select exactly which CVs to update.

Go to CV → Yours.
Click the three dots next to a CV.
Select Export to PDF or Export to Word.

Note: Some templates only support PDF export.

Open your CV and click Share.

You can:

Click Save.
A green Share icon confirms the link is active.

To deactivate the link, click Share again and switch to Company.

To maintain clean formatting, some fields have character limits.

Affected sections include:

Use concise, role-specific wording and avoid unnecessary line breaks.

There is no version history for CVs, and changes cannot be reverted.

As a workaround, you can duplicate a CV before making major changes.

To copy a CV:
Go to Home → CV.
Click the three dots next to the CV.
Select Copy.

Tip: Add a date or version label to the CV name to keep track of versions.

It is not possible to change the template of an existing CV.

To use a different template:
Create a new CV and select the desired template.
Content will be taken from your profile.