Cinode allows you to easily create and tailor multiple CVs from your master profile, accommodating different needs and languages. This guide walks you through the steps for importing, creating, editing, and sharing a CV.
Go to your profile to import your CV from PDF och Word.
With the Cinode CV editor, you are able to:
Add new data directly to your CV—changes are saved to your profile.
Choose to update all or selected CVs with new information.
Preview changes in real-time.
View only the CV blocks defined by your organisation’s templates.
Creating a CV for Yourself
Go to CV > Yours.
Click the plus button.
Enter a title, select a language and CV template, then click Save.
Watch Hampus explain in 5 min how to create your CV in Cinode.
Your CV will automatically include all profile data.
Important: If you already have profile data, do not re-import your CV from this view.
Creating a CV for an Employee
Search for the employee by name using the search bar, or browse via Organisation in the menu.
Click on the employee's name to open their overview.
Scroll to the CV section and click the plus button.
Enter a title, select a language and CV template, then click Save.
Start Editing Your CV
First Page (Cover Page)
The first page should clearly showcase why you're the ideal fit. It typically includes:
A tailored presentation
Skills by category
Two highlighted or selected projects
Use the table of contents to navigate between sections.
Presentation
Click the pen icon to edit.
Tailor the text to the specific role.
Click Save to apply changes to the current CV only.
Contact Info
If you're a manager, click Add to include yourself as the contact person.
Skills by Category
Only visible during CV editing—not in your profile.
Scroll to Skills by Category.
Click the plus button to select or create a category (e.g., Roles).
Filter and select skills to display.
Click Save. Repeat for more categories.
Selected Projects / Assignments in Focus
Only visible during editing.
Go to Selected Projects in the table of contents.
Toggle on up to two projects.
Keep summaries short and role-specific.
To update project fields like skills, dates, or links, go to the full Projects and Assignments section, and find the corresponding project.
Customising Other Sections
Toggle visibility for sections or specific skills.
To hide a skill: Click the pen, select the skill, and disable Include skill in the CV.
Exporting and Sharing Your CV
Export to PDF or Word
Go to CV > Yours.
Click the three dots next to a CV.
Select Export to PDF or Word.
Some templates may only support PDF export.
Share a CV Link
Open your CV and click Share.
Choose Anyone to generate a public link.
Click + to create a trackable link.
Add a title (e.g., client name) and expiry date.
Click Save. A green Share icon confirms the link is active.
To deactivate, click Share again and switch to Company.
Saving Changes: Save vs. Save to
Save: Saves changes to this CV only.
Save to: Updates your profile and lets you apply changes to multiple CVs.
Updating CV Content
Look for the "i" icon next to an item.
Click the pen, then Show Compare View.
Choose Copy to CV, then Save or Save to.
Character Limits in CVs
To maintain clean formatting:
Title & Presentation and Highlighted Work Experience have character limits.
Yellow highlights = text that may not fit.
Red triangle = too much content.
Use concise, role-specific wording and avoid extra line breaks.
Changing Templates in an Existing CV
It’s not possible to switch templates on an existing CV. To use a new template:
Create a New CV and select the desired template.
Import data from your profile.