Suggested Resume Format
All resumes that we present to clients are in our standard InSync format. This format provides the information – clearly and consistently - that our clients want to see.
We prefer that you provide your resume to us in this format, as it ensures that all the relevant information is there and allows us to present your resume sooner.
The InSync resume sections are as follows:
Profile
A paragraph or two giving a summary of you and your skills and experience. Here are a couple of examples:
A Lead Developer/Technical Architect with 10 years of experience in Microsoft software development technologies, including .NET, SQL Server, C++ and Visual Basic. Experienced in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, UML, and Agile methods. In a lead role, has defined and implemented development standards and best practices, and has provided coaching and mentoring to team members.
A Senior Project Manager with over 20 years of experience delivering complex, technical solutions. Strong ERP implementation experience, including Peoplesoft and SAP. An advocate for methods and best practices, most recently created a new Project Management Office function for a corporate client. Possesses strong communication skills, both verbal and written, and a practical approach to getting the job done. Industry knowledge includes oil and gas, and utilities.
Work Experience
This is a chronological summary of your IT-related job experience and accomplishments, beginning with your most recent job and working backwards. If you worked on several projects for a client or company, and each one was significant, list them all. For each job, include:
· The name of the client or company
· The time period worked (start and end date)
· Your job title
· A summary of your role and responsibilities, achievements and deliverables
· The methodologies and/or tools you used and the technical environment you worked in
Education & Professional Development
List all university or college degrees or diplomas, including the year graduated.
List relevant professional courses attended during your career.
Software, Tools and Environments
List these, preferably grouped logically: i.e. all languages together, all methodologies together, etc. |