AI Job Resume

AI algorithm position resume template

Note: There are resume notes below, so be sure to read them carefully!

There are many resume templates on GitHub. Perhaps due to web page display and markdown reasons, most templates default to latex or markdown formats.

In fact, I personally think any type is OK. But if it is simple and crude, it is also good to use word directly. So I recommend a few Word versions here first.

• AI-Job-Resume(v1)
• AI-Job-Resume(v2)
• AI-Job-Resume(v3)

If there are many other types of students who need it, I will add other types of resume templates.

Note: The resume template introduced in this project is only used for AI algorithm positions. Because it is a word (docx) version, it cannot be previewed directly on github online. Please git clone to download to local preview and modification. The resume template is roughly as follows:

Resume Notes

0. One page . The resume should be as concise and concise as possible, preferably on one page, and highlight the key points/advantages of the resume as much as possible.

1. Mail . Be sure to use your most commonly used email address. Some students may feel that it is not good to use QQ email address in their resume, which makes them look unqualified. I can tell you that there is no problem with QQ mailbox at all. The key is to use it frequently. In addition, always check the nearest mailbox trash can. Replies from some companies will be identified as spam, and even offers from some students can only be seen after sorting through the junk mailbox.

2. Personal website/blog . If you often write blogs and share them on your personal website or on GitHub, Zhihu, CSDN or Blog Park, and you feel you can use them, I recommend putting the link there.

3. IT skills . Be careful with this column! If you don’t know how to do it, you don’t know how to do it. Don’t show off, otherwise you will be embarrassed when asked by the interviewer, and the gain outweighs the loss.

   There are generally three types of IT skills by default:

   • proficient
   • familiar
   • learn

   In fact, you can also just write proficiency and familiarity, and everyone can fill it out according to their own situation.

4. Project/Internship Experience .

   • It is recommended to write at least 2 to 3 projects/internship experiences: try to be as detailed as possible. You don’t need to introduce the project background, just talk about the specific solutions. It should be specific to tips and experimental data (algorithm performance indicators, such as mAP and FPS, etc.).
   • Considering that some students only have project experience in school, or some students have project and internship experience, you can actually put project and internship experience together. Anyway, remember to indicate whether it is a project or an internship after the project name. As for those students who have many projects or internships, they can separate the two.
   • Suggested order of project introduction: from nearest to far. Let’s first introduce the recent projects we have participated in, and then introduce them further.

5. Awards/Essays/Competitions**. Try to write down bigger awards, such as national/provincial level; in terms of scholarships, school-level scholarships can also be written; the same goes for competition categories, gold/silver medals, Top10 or Top5%, etc. The paper depends on your own situation. **

6. Self-evaluation . Many people write a lot of long-winded words in their self-evaluation section. Don’t write in plain language about being serious and responsible in doing things, or xxx. Instead, you can talk about your personal blog, your interests, your feelings about participating in competitions, and your understanding of the industry and positions.

7. detail .

   • Be sure to pay attention to the capitalization of professional vocabulary, such as Faster R-CNN, YOLO, ResNet, C/C++, PyTorch and TensorFlow, etc. Many people will write it irregularly: faster rcnn, Pytorch, Tensorflow, etc.
   • In addition, add a space between English vocabulary and Chinese vocabulary (note that spaces must be added before and after) to appear concise and standardized. For example, correct: the Faster R-CNN algorithm is improved, which increases the mAP by 1 point; wrong: the Faster R-CNN algorithm is improved, which increases the mAP by 1 point.

8. Bachelor's degree/Master's degree/Doctoral degree . Rankings or performance points should be written down as much as possible, it will appear more standardized. Many companies or company HR will look at your grades. For example, when submitting on the official website, you will fill in the ranking xx%, and the grades themselves can directly reflect your personal ability, quality or learning ability. The ranking can be written as: xx/xx, such as 2/126; the grade point can be based on a hundred-point system or a 4-point system.

9. ID photo . Some students will attach their ID photos to their resumes. It is recommended that the ID photos be as tidy as possible, such as wearing a suit or white shirt and taking a one-inch photo with a blue or white background. Some places also have the so-called most beautiful ID photos, and they can help with makeup. You can also take a photo of this. Because at this stage, the ID photos taken can be used for a long time and many times. It is still recommended to pay more attention to the ID photo on the resume, and do not let this affect the interviewer's evaluation.

Recommended reading

TuSimple Chief Scientist Wang Naiyan: What makes a good AI job resume?