#Freshman Resume
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i just got to college goddamn đ
ik ppl who applied and got rejected
not an award 
keep the chess and the other one tho
add more projects
html, css take those off lmao
id remove activities from ur education and instead add more bullet points to your experiences
also add numerical data to ur bullet points, like "improved x by y%" "this led to z% increase in sales, ROI whatever"
and if ur a freshman wouldnt ur graduating year be 2028?
the end.
yeah but people said to change my grad year bc i 1 could graduate by 2027 and 2 wouldnât be accepted as a freshman
Use ur freshman status to ur advantage
how
Do everything John said then apply to the FAANG freshman and soph only programs
like uberstar and google step
stuff like that
i thought itâs more likely to get into those as a sophomore tho
i do apply to those tho
well if you say youâre a soph now, then youâre telling yourself this is your ur last year to do so
if u say ur a freshman then you also have next year
no i just wonât change it next year LOL
well if you graduate in 2027 then youâd be a junior next year
Recruiters arenât gonna look that deep into it
if they see 2027 their first assumption is that youâre a junior
Just keep it at 2028 until youâre 100% sure youâll graduate in 2027
imo
ok
Plus you have lot of experience for a freshman
you can use that leverage more opportunities when you get the chance
But definitely fix those bullets using the xyz format
at least have 3-4 bullets per experience
as jemin would say too, make sure you have business impact
ie: âimplemented some algorithm or something to reduce api calls by 30% saving company 40k annuallyâ
or something like that emphasizing what u did was important and can do something for another company
@humble dirge have u done ur dsa, stats, and discrete courses yet?
if yeah, put 2027 and gaslight
if no, dont put 2027
but instead you should put more impressive stuff on ur resume and put 2028 so that when you apply for freshman/soph only positions like janestreet insight n stuff, you look that much more appealing
present yourself as a ivy league top 1% and grind leetcode until you become one
jane street is competitive
i made it to final stage of jane street amp ta i hear back soon
its the least barrier to entry hedge fund
i did jane street wise tho
u go to rice which is good
honestly ur bullet points just need to be more refined and appealing to the recruiters
remember they come from ba, history, poli sci backgrounds
đđđ
also apply roblox
roblox is very friendly towards freshman/soph
too late now, but next year
Is landing roblox as a junior much harder?
no its easier
but compared to other tech companies, roblox is nicer to younger students
post it in #1019675142248468601 someone will get to it
you have impressive experience and projects considering u just got into college but you have no metrics.
you should shohrten your courses (nobody cares abt the math classes u tookk, ur applying for programming roles)
get rid of awards that dont directly pertain to the jobs you apply for, thats wasted space that could go to +1 bullet point on somethhing else
it seems you wanna g et into ML roles, and while you have good experieince in it, you arent demonstrating ability to work on the full end-to-end ML pipeline. all you are doing is training and evaluating models, but you're missing things pertaining to the data and actually serving thhe model (deplpoyment)
you have a really good foundation though keep it up. if you continue to improve ur skillset youll get somewhere good
you seem to be shohrt changing yourself by trying to include information like courses or activities or (some) awards that forces you to have less info on what actually matters. first and foremost your exerience matters, so don't sacrifice space on your experience for the sake of things people wont care abt
hm it depends the roles i guss
to double down on your entire experience being ml, replace nand2tetris with a new project but this time work on the entire end to end pipeline, somethhing that goes deeper than just training existing models
what people love to see on your resume is how your ML system scales and how it introduces cost optimization
because in the end what good is ML or any project in the coroprate world if it does not reduce operating costs or generate revenue
also a prime mistakke i can see is going too technical with your description for ML projects.
The first person reading your reusme doesnt know and doesnt care what principal component analysis, federated learning, topic modeling, etc are
i strongly recommend you gloss over the technical details, only keep what is strictly necessary for understanding and just talk about the impact your project made with numbers. scalability, users, cost optimizations, etc
if you wanna talk super technical, talk in the interview. not on your resume
@humble dirge whats ur name
i also play chess competitively in texas might know you
check dms
tbh very undecided
w my math and chess i was looking at quant
If looking at quant keep the math
And the chess
But if you could perhaps word your resume a bit more strongly to software with the extra lines from removing some stuff then maybe have 2 versions
okay bet
you coulda put 2026 tbh, you have the important classes
you should be a bit more specific in experience section
ohhh thank you
wait why r u lowkey smart
??? im trying to help
you say you used a "tensorflow" bot, but you don't say what you did to actually make it
like tensorflow has cv, nlp, machine translation/perception, its v broad
same w the fantix ai position
add hyperlink for that paper in projects
nah she should have some of these details in for recruiter + technical manager
Late to this thread but your logic about putting 2027 was right
(imo)
Other than that you mog every freshman resume ive seen
Damn bro I hate to tell u this but if u didnât get Jane street then ur ngmi