carmine dew
Resume below. Ideally I'd wanna do an internship like this: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?currentJobId=3830421555&geoId=103644278&keywords=Machine learning research intern&location=United States&origin=JOB_SEARCH_PAGE_SEARCH_BUTTON&refresh=true&start=75
But if thats to much to ask I'm open to feedback as to what kind of role I am qualified for.
charred yarrow
Why do you want another internship?
Why not a full time job?
For the publication pending did you get accepted by a journal or no?
carmine dew
For the publication pending did you get accepted by a journal or no?
Publication pending means we haven’t submitted them yet. But I still wanna not that I have written those
carmine dew
Why do you want another internship?
I’m doing PhD
charred yarrow
Currently you are a PhD student?
I see you have another thread posted. I’ll close that one and keep this one active.
I ask if you’re a student because I don’t see it on your resume.
carmine dew
It’s starting in the fall…. potentially. I’ve gotten into a place but I’m not that happy with it so I might try again applying for PhD’s again next year after I’ve published more and done more networking. So I’m applying to both some full time jobs and some internships rn. For those internships that stipulate they are looking for PhD students I’m using this resume instead
Everything else is the same
So im applying to both fulltime jobs running through the year ( using my non -phd resume) and summer internships(using my phd resume)
sorry if that was a lil confusing
Oops didnt anonymise
oh well
charred yarrow
I was about to say, your authors in your publications aren’t fully anonymous.
charred yarrow
Fair enough. It’s not a rule but a suggestion.
If this is a resume and not a CV my goal would be to get it to one page.
I’ll be moving forward with the thought of including the PhD.
carmine dew
Noted. Allot of the places I'm applying to ask for resume/CV so I'm opting to give the longer version where I can.
carmine dew
I’ll be moving forward with the thought of including the PhD.
Yeah will do. Except for when I'm applying for full time roles that would conflict
charred yarrow
Makes sense. This is just for my suggestions.
carmine dew
thanks
charred yarrow
I get the stats and math section since positions will explicitly call for that knowledge.
I would keep the publications. I assume you’re going for some research position.
carmine dew
Yes mostly
I am hopping to at least have those papers on arxiv soon
and published by next fall
charred yarrow
The PhD would help if you’re gunning for research.
carmine dew
Yeah I will for sure do one. I'm just not sure of wether to go to the place I got into this year or try applying again next year with better publication history & networking
charred yarrow
I’m iffy on the stats and maths section in skills. It seems redundant.
carmine dew
I see that
charred yarrow
Yeah I will for sure do one. I'm just not sure of wether to go to the place I go...
My highest degree is a masters in progress so I can’t give you advice there.
carmine dew
I’m iffy on the stats and maths section in skills. It seems redundant.
My theory is it might help with the automated resume screeners since they look for certain keywords. But I see your point
charred yarrow
My theory is it might help with the automated resume screeners since they look ...
Yes I agree. I’ve been in that situation having to leave Bayesian methods given a data science background.
Bringing this down to a single page should be a goal.
carmine dew
I have this version for 1 page. But fitting in pulications is tricky
Most professors/ industrial researchers CV's are like 5+ pages long w all their publications
charred yarrow
How about removing GPA?
charred yarrow
Most professors/ industrial researchers CV's are like 5+ pages long w all their ...
Yes especially if you’re a coauthor on everything lol.
carmine dew
How about removing GPA?
That is painful lol. But you're right including the publications is more important than telling people I got good grades. I could put it on the same line as the degree