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Gregory T. Jones
1234 Oak Avenue
Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101
(270) 555-1234
gregory.jones154@topper.wku.edu
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a summer internship within the Mechanical Engineering Department at ABC
Technologies, allowing me to utilize my education while gaining valuable work experience in
a team oriented environment.
EDUCATION: Western Kentucky University – Bowling Green, Kentucky Anticipated May 2014
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
GPA: 3.2
RELEVANT COURSEWORK:
Calculus
Physics I
Sophomore Design
Materials and Methods of Manufacturing
Engineering Thermodynamics I
Differential Equations
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Western Kentucky University, Engineering Prototyping Facility – Bowling Green, Kentucky
Student Worker Fall 2011-Present
Provide engineering and technical support to students and faculty
Design, fabricate and prototype project ideas such as: energy efficient green house and building
optimization
Order various materials and equipment via telephone and internet for the department
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:
ABC Hardware – Bowling Green, Kentucky
Customer Service Associate May 2009-August 2011
Provided excellent customer service and assisted customers in finding proper hardware for
basic home improvements
Maintained inventory of product over $5 million dollars
Rang up customer orders
Processed returns in an efficient manner
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), 2011-Present
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), 2011-Present
References Available Upon Request
Sample Resume for Engineering Students (Fr./Soph. level)
Resume Guidelines
Contact Info: This should ALWAYS include your name, address,
phone number and email. Your voicemail and email address
should be professional.
Objective: Your objective should be tailored to the specific
opportunity and/or facility for which you are applying.
Education: Keep this section as standard as possible and leave
off all high school information. Include: name of degree,
anticipated date of graduation, name of institution, city/state,
and GPA if at least a 3.0.
Relevant Coursework: Consider the position you are applying
for and think of 4-6 courses that demonstrate specialized
education in the field. Remember to list the full title of the
class – not the course number.
Relevant Experience: If you have relevant experience, this is
one of the most important parts of your resume. Bullets are
preferred over heavily worded paragraphs. Three to five
bullets per job is considered the norm. Begin each bullet with
an action verb. List in reverse chronological order (starting
with your current job and working back).
Additional Experience: Use this section to discuss additional
work experience and to show some of your work history. Try
to touch on transferrable skills that would also be beneficial in
the job you are seeking.
Memberships: Include organization name and dates of
membership.
References: Provide only if requested. For now, saying
‘available upon request’ is appropriate.
Quick Tips: Be sure to proofread, checking for spelling or
grammatical errors, formatting, consistency, neatness and
flow. Avoid using templates and update your resume
regularly. Also, remember to tailor your resume to the
position for which you apply.