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samplestudent.com | samplestudent.github.com Sample I am an enthusiastic software and full-stack web developer that has experience with many languages, platforms, and technologies. I have an insatiable thirst for creation and challenges. I love to bring ideas to life and build projects from the ground up. Student And I love tea. Contact Experience 215.895.2185 October 20XX-Present [email protected] Web Application Developer CloudMine Skills Improved and added features to web user dashboard using Ruby on Rails, Backbone.js, coffescript, HTML5, and CSS Web Technologies Implemented backend API support for web features using Ruby HTML5 & CSS3 on Rails JavaScript Worked collaboratively via Git and actively tested code Ruby on Rails programmatically using unit testing PHP & MySQL WordPress April 20XX-September 20XX Mobile & Web Application Developer Interstate General Media Other Technologies Worked with several startups including Rumble News, jQuery, Backbone.js, Coffeescript, HAML, CloudMine, TapCliq, and Zaahah SASS, Node.js, MongoDB Developed improvements for the redesigned Philly.com using C++, Python, Perl, Java HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator Built web applications using Ruby on Rails, Backbone.js, Coffee Script, MongoDB, JavaScript, and LESS Education B.S. Software Engineering, Drexel University July 2011-September 2012 Cumulative GPA: 3.38 Web Developer & Designer Anticipated Graduation June 20XX vis-à-vis Design Continuously maintained and upgraded four websites Relevant Coursework Created web sites and features using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Data Structures & Algorithms and PHP Advanced Programming Techniques Learned different application programming interfaces to Software Architecture I integrate into clients’ websites Math Foundations of Computer Science Calculus III Discrete Mathematics September 20XX-Present Linear Algebra Matriculated to Drexel University July 20XX Built my first website .

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