Interactive resume websites
Send a link,
not an attachment.
For people in the middle of a job hunt: a link puts you in front of a person instead of a filter. Your interactive resume website is drafted in minutes and finished by hand, at your own domain. Live in 72 hours. You send the PDF. We handle the design, the domain, the hosting, and every update after.
A one-time fee to build, then hosting from $6.25 a month. Cancel when the job hunt ends.
- Site live
- 72 hours
- Design
- Matched to your field
- Your domain
- Included
- Edits while hosted
- Unlimited
What actually changes
This resume became this website.
Same person, same facts, same week. One of them gets read by software first. The other gets read by a person.
SARAH MILLER
Houston, TX 77024 · (713) 555-0142 · sarah.miller@email.com · linkedin.com/in/sarahmiller
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Thermal systems engineer with 6 years of experience in gas processing and aerospace test environments. Proven record of energy recovery, rotating equipment reliability, and capital project delivery. FE certified, PE candidate.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Thermal Systems Engineer2023 – Present
Sabine Energy — Beaumont, TX
- Led energy recovery initiative on lean amine exchanger train, recovering 2.1 MW and reducing reboiler steam consumption 13% (41.6 to 36.2 t/h)
- Developed per-unit fouling model from 18 months of historian data; instrumented 12 exchangers with clamp-on ultrasonic meters and skin thermocouples
- Designed bypass spool enabling online cleaning of critical units, delivering $410,000 annual savings with 7-month payback
- Performed root cause analysis on charge pump seal failures; implemented API Plan 53B barrier system reducing failures from 6/year to 1
- Removed summer throughput ceiling, increasing rated capacity 4.3% during peak ambient conditions
Test Engineer II2020 – 2023
Ridgeline Aero — Houston, TX
- Rebuilt thermal vacuum test stand sequencing and added second cryo shroud circuit, reducing cycle time from 9.5 to 5.2 hours
- Increased annual test capacity from 120 to 220 articles, eliminating an 11-week backlog
- Replaced manual logging with Python data pipeline writing directly to test database; eliminated 14 transcription errors annually
- Authored test procedures and acceptance criteria for satellite component qualification
EDUCATION
B.S. Mechanical Engineering2020
Texas A&M University — College Station, TX
Senior design: counterflow recuperator for micro gas turbine. FE Mechanical passed 2020.
CERTIFICATIONS & TECHNICAL SKILLS
Certifications: FE Mechanical (TX), Category II Vibration Analyst (Mobius Institute), OSHA 30 General Industry
Software: Aspen HYSYS, HTRI Xchanger, Python (pandas, NumPy), PI System, Ignition, SolidWorks, AutoCAD P&ID, MATLAB
Competencies: Heat transfer analysis, rotating equipment reliability, turnaround planning, root cause analysis, capital project justification
Built around you
An engineer and a new graduate should not get the same page.
Sarah has six years of results, so her site opens on one project with the numbers attached. Emily has one internship and a strong capstone, so hers opens on what she is looking for and what she can already do. Same service, two different arguments, because they are selling different things.
See all nine examplesThe part nobody wants to do
The domain is handled before you have to think about it.
We check what is available while you type, register it for you, point it, and keep it renewed. You never deal with a registrar, and if you ever leave, it transfers to you.
Check a domain nowDomain you would like
sarahmiller.com is available, $11.08 a year, included for your first year.
Another one
sarah.io is available at $82.70 a year, which is over the $15 included with your build.
After it is live
You email the change. We make it.
A new role, a better photo, a project worth adding, a typo you cannot unsee. Small edits are included as often as you like while your hosting is active, usually the same day on weekdays. That is what keeps a resume website from going stale in a month.
See what counts as a small editTo: hello@resumeinsite.com
Started at Sabine in September as a senior engineer. Can you update the title and add the exchanger project? New resume attached.
Done, live now. Anything else?
The obvious question
Why not just use a template?
Here is the honest comparison, including the part where it costs you a weekend.
Squarespace, Wix, or a free template
- You are the designer, the writer, and the person who fixes it at 11pm
- Several hours before you have something you are willing to show
- You pay every month and you are still the one doing the work
- It looks like a template, because a recruiter has seen that template
- Domain, hosting, and email are three more things you are left to manage and pay for
- It goes stale, because updating it is a chore you keep postponing
Resume Insite
- You send a PDF. That is genuinely the whole task on your side
- Your site live in 72 hours, built around your field rather than a grid
- One payment to get up and running, then hosting you can cancel whenever you want
- Inspired by you, designed for you
- We register the domain, point it, and keep it running
- Email us the change and we make it. That is what keeps it current
How it works
The first 72 hours, hour by hour.
Two of the three steps are ours. Here is what happens in between, so none of it is a mystery while you wait.
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Hour 0
You send the resume
Three minutes on the form. Your resume, anything else you want on the site, and a note about what matters to you.
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Hour 1
Your domain is secured
We check what is available, register it, and point it. You never deal with a registrar.
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Hour 6
We decide what the page is about
We match the design to your field. An engineer leads with results, a new graduate leads with direction, an artist leads with the work.
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Hour 24
The site gets built
Layout, words and structure shaped around what you actually have to show, rather than a grid waiting to be filled.
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Hour 48
The parts nobody thinks about
Phone and tablet layouts, your resume typeset as a clean PDF, the search basics, and a certificate so it loads over HTTPS.
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Hour 72
Version 1 goes live
A real site at a real address. Reply with anything you want changed and we change it, usually the same day on weekdays.
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Then
It goes live, and it stays current
New role, new project, better photo. You email the change instead of maintaining a site, which is the reason it does not go stale.
What you get
Everything below is included in the build fee.
- Your own domainRegistered, pointed, and renewed while you are hosted
- HTTPSCertificate issued and renewed for you, nothing to configure
- Built for your fieldA design matched to your field
- Phone, tablet, desktopChecked at each size rather than assumed
- Your resume as a PDFTypeset properly and downloadable from your own site
- Search basicsTitle, description and a sitemap, so your name finds you
- No ads, no trackersNothing on your site follows the people who visit it
- Changes whenever you want themPart of the build fee, not an extra
- Unlimited small editsAs often as you like while hosting is active
- Usually same dayWeekday edits normally land within a few hours
- A contact route that worksHowever you want to be reached, without inviting spam
- Your files if you leaveSite files on request, and the domain transfers to you
Examples
Nine fields, nine different sites.
An engineer, a teacher, an electrician and someone changing careers need different things in front of a reader. None of these share a layout.
- The engineerOne project, with the chart behind the claim
- The backend engineerLatency, cost, and real code with the reasoning
- The new graduateDirection first, because the history is short
- The brand designerConstraint and result, not a mood board
- The artistWork fills the screen and filters by medium
- The teacherPass rates, curriculum, certification, coaching
- The account executiveSix years of quota, including the miss
- The electricianLicence and insurance in the first screen
- The career changerA table translating one career into another
Pricing
One price to build it. A small fee to keep it running.
No contract, no upsell path, no tier where the good version costs more. There is one site and everybody gets it.
About your domain. We register it and manage it for you, in our name, so you never have to deal with a registrar or remember a renewal. If you ever cancel, we transfer the domain to you and you take over the renewal from there. It is your name and it leaves with you.
Build
Less than a professional headshot, and your domain is included.
Design, build, your domain for the first year, revisions, and going live.
Paid once, with your first hosting term. The smallest you can start for is $124, that being the build plus three months.
Then hosting
- 3 months $25
- 6 months $45
- 12 months Best value $75
Hosting covers the domain renewal, the server, and unlimited small edits for as long as you are subscribed. It renews automatically, and you can cancel any time in a couple of clicks.
Before you ask
The six questions everybody asks.
How long does it take?
Version 1 of your site, live at your own domain, within 72 hours on weekdays. Then you tell us what to change and we change it.
What do you need from me?
Your resume, and about three minutes on the order form. Everything else is optional: photos of your work, a portfolio, writing samples, a short video of you talking about what you do, or notes on how you want to come across.
What if I do not like it?
Tell us and we change it, as many times as it takes. Changes are part of the build fee, not an extra. And for the first 24 hours after you pay, before your site goes live, you can have all of it back, no questions asked.
Who owns the domain?
We register and hold it while you are subscribed, so you never deal with a registrar. If you cancel, we transfer it to you and you take over the renewal.
Will my site be shown as an example?
No. We do not publish client sites, name clients, or use anyone's job hunt as marketing, and we will not ask you for permission to. Plenty of people job hunt while still employed.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in a couple of clicks. Your site stays up to the end of the term you already paid for, then comes down, and we hand the domain over.
Your name is already a search result.
Right now it points at whatever the internet decided. In 72 hours it can point at a page you control, written the way you would want to be introduced.