Data Analyst Resume Templates Across 5 Industries

ATS-optimized resume templates for mid-career data analysts switching industries. Healthcare, finance, tech, supply chain & retail.

Mid-career data analysts (2–7 years) applying across multiple industries face a brutal ATS reality: generic resumes score 24–28/100 in healthcare and sales, versus a 48/100 median, because they lack industry-specific keywords. A resume optimized for tech product analytics will fail in healthcare genomics or finance fraud detection—different industries demand different terminology, tools, certifications, and outcome metrics. This pack delivers five print-ready, ATS-optimized resume templates tailored to the five highest-growth data analyst markets: Healthcare (Epic, HIPAA, patient outcomes), Finance (risk modeling, Basel compliance, fraud detection), Tech/SaaS (SQL, Python, A/B testing, product analytics), Supply Chain (IoT, ETA forecasting, logistics KPIs), and Retail (SKU analysis, inventory forecasting, demand planning). Each edition is built around real job-posting keyword analysis and includes a Professional Summary that opens with role-specific language, an Experience section using CAR (Context-Action-Result) bullet templates with quantified placeholders, and a Skills bank loaded with 12+ industry-verified ATS keywords. You get both PDF (print-ready, letter-size) and DOCX (editable in Word, Pages, Google Docs) for every edition, plus a HOW-TO-USE guide with bullet-writing examples and ATS formatting rules. Perfect for analysts pivoting from retail to healthcare, finance to tech, or supply chain to fintech—or anyone applying to multiple industries and tired of watching their resume disappear into the ATS void.

Who this is for

Mid-career data analysts (2–7 years) applying to roles in multiple industries who need ATS-ready resumes with the right keywords for each sector.

Who this is NOT for

Not for junior analysts with <2 years experience, senior/principal ICs, or analysts staying in one industry. Not a resume-writing service—you still write your own bullets using the provided CAR templates and placeholders.

How to Use: Data Analyst Resume Templates — Healthcare, Finance, Tech, Supply Chain, Retail

> Your polished resume in under 30 minutes.

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What You Received

| File | Edition | Use For | |---|---|---| | healthcare-industry-edition.pdf | Healthcare Industry Edition | Submit to employers — preserves formatting | | healthcare-industry-edition.rtf | Healthcare Industry Edition | Edit in Word / Google Docs / Pages | | finance-industry-edition.pdf | Finance Industry Edition | Submit to employers — preserves formatting | | finance-industry-edition.rtf | Finance Industry Edition | Edit in Word / Google Docs / Pages | | tech-saas-industry-edition.pdf | Tech/SaaS Industry Edition | Submit to employers — preserves formatting | | tech-saas-industry-edition.rtf | Tech/SaaS Industry Edition | Edit in Word / Google Docs / Pages | | supply-chain-industry-edition.pdf | Supply Chain Industry Edition | Submit to employers — preserves formatting | | supply-chain-industry-edition.rtf | Supply Chain Industry Edition | Edit in Word / Google Docs / Pages | | retail-industry-edition.pdf | Retail Industry Edition | Submit to employers — preserves formatting | | retail-industry-edition.rtf | Retail Industry Edition | Edit in Word / Google Docs / Pages | | README.md | — | Product overview | | cover.png | — | Store thumbnail — ignore this |

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Quick Start (3 Steps)

Step 1 — Open the right edition

Open the .rtf file that matches the job you are applying for. Each edition targets a different role — the language, keywords, and bullet patterns are specific to that profession.

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Step 2 — Replace the [VARIABLE] placeholders

Every placeholder looks like [YOUR NAME], [JOB TITLE], [EMPLOYER NAME], [METRIC], etc.

Use Find & Replace (Ctrl+H / Cmd+H) to swap them quickly.

| Placeholder | What to enter | |---|---| | [YOUR NAME] | Your full name | | [PHONE NUMBER] | Your phone number | | [EMAIL ADDRESS] | Your professional email | | [CITY, STATE] | Your current location | | [YOURPROFILE] | Your LinkedIn username | | [JOB TITLE] | Your actual job title | | [EMPLOYER NAME] | Company or organisation name | | [METRIC] | A real number (e.g. "23%", "12", "$2M") | | [MON YEAR] | Month + year (e.g. "Jan 2022") | | [QUALIFICATION / DEGREE] | Your degree or certification | | [INSTITUTION NAME] | Your school or issuing body |

The bullet points are templates, not placeholders. Edit them freely — they follow professional best practice for your role. Keep what fits, delete what doesn't, add your own.

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Step 3 — Export as PDF and submit

File → Export as PDF (or Save As → PDF) Check the PDF looks clean — no broken formatting, all fonts visible Submit the PDF to the employer

> Most ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) accept PDF. Only submit .docx or .rtf if the employer specifically requests it.

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ATS Tips

Keep the template fonts. Decorative fonts break ATS parsing. No photos or logos. Not expected on resumes in most markets. Mirror the job description. If the posting says "patient care coordination," use that exact phrase in your resume. No columns or text boxes — they confuse ATS parsers.

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Common Questions

Q: Can I change the template design? The PDF is a fixed design. To change colours or layout, open the .rtf file and edit in Word.

Q: Which edition should I use? Pick the one closest to the job title you are applying for. The content is already tailored to that role's keywords and expectations.

Q: Can I use this for multiple applications? Yes — keep a master version and tailor the Professional Summary and Skills section for each job posting.

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Questions? Email: shaattrading@gmail.com