There is no one generalized best resume format. Conciseness, organization, physical appearance, and presentation sequence count when your resume competes for attention with other resumes. Your objectives, education and experiences will dictate the best order of presentation and emphasis. When you search for a job, you are competing against many other people. For that reason, your resume must project you as being different from all other applicants and better suited to do the job.
Many companies electronically scan resumes.
This gives them the capability to search for key words related to specific jobs. For this reason, you may want to include technical words in your resume that indicate your expertise. For example, if you are experienced in finite element analysis, then make sure these words are used in your resume.