The last resume we will be looking at is the science resume.
This week I have an authentic resume for you to look at.
Some personal details are deleted because it is an authentic resume
and the owner does not wish to be named.
This resume is a cross between sales and art resumes.
It has better organization but uses familiar term of address ‘I’.
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Details
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Synopsis
Following a degree and then a PhD in mathematics,
I spent three years working in the field of underwater acoustics for________.
This was followed by a move to the financial sector in late 1998
and my current position at _________, working in the field of equity risk management research.
I now seek a more intellectually demanding role in either the same or a similar field.
Employment History
1998- present ___________
Assistant Manager, European Equity Models
Began as research consultant in the London Equity Research Group.
Became Senior Consultant in 2001, and then Assistant Manager,
European Equity Risk Models in 2002. Major responsibilities are/were:
- Maintenance and upkeep of Swiss, Swedish and German equity models,
- Re-estimation of the German equity risk model and German Trading Model,
- Building intramonth models for European and South East Asian models,
- Y2K remediation work,
- Building price feeds for global models,
- Management and support for junior members of the group,Conference speaking,
- Intellectual support to other groups within the office.
- Miscellaneous analysis and study projects – e.g.
linked specific risk, Daily Exponentially-Weighted Index Volatility, plus various data,
vendor and client issues.
1995-1998 _________
Analyst Programmer
Worked from December 1995 to September 1998
for Underwater Systems in _________ as an analyst programmer on the following projects.
My work fell mainly in the field of underwater acoustics, in particular analysis
and simulated annealing techniques, correlation and deconvolution of acoustic signals,
and underwater reverberation modelling.
Education:
1991-1995 University of Reading
PhD in Numerical Methods for Linear Time-Varying Differential-Algebraic Control Systems.
Time-varying systems of differential-algebraic equations known
as Descriptor Systems arise in certain applications of Control Theory.
My work involved analysis, transformation and feedback design for such systems.
1988-1991 University of Bristol
Bsc (Hons): Mathematics, grade 2(i).
Computer Skills
- Four years of SAS programming on a UNIX platform,
- Three years experience of C in a UNIX environment
- Two years experience of Microsoft C++ Development Studio Version 5.0.
- Seven years of university, and three of commercial, Fortran 77 and Matlab experience,
both in UNIX and on a VAX.
- A small amount of Visual Basic.
Interests
Scuba diving and dancing
References
(2 names and addresses of references)
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The synopsis is a summary of all the experience and ambition.
This person gives us his/ her education and work background and plan. It is similar to ‘Objective’, with more details.
The job description is brief and to the point. A few week ago, I told you to say what you achieve,
but don’t summarize what you do. This week, I would like to say that this person can get away
with it because his achievement huge and self-explanatory. If s/he tries to ‘sell’ any harder,
it will sound to boastful.
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