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Computer Science Student resume examples.

2 complete computer science student resumes, each written for a real job search and drawn in a different template. Read why each one works, then build yours from the layout you prefer.

2 complete computer science student resume examples

Each one is written in full for one person and one job search, and drawn in the template it ships with. The notes beside each say what the resume does well.

Lena Kowalski's Computer Science Student resume in the Plum template

Example 1 of 2 · Plum template

Lena Kowalski, Computer Science Student

Lena Kowalski is a final-year computer science student with a 3.8 GPA, one summer internship on a payments team and two shipped side projects, applying for a graduate software engineering post. A graduate hire is judged on evidence of shipping rather than on years, so this resume gives the internship a result and a test count, puts both projects on the page with what they were built in and who used them, and lets the hackathon placings and the grades stand as sections of their own.

Why this resume works

  • The profile states the GPA, the internship and the two projects in its first sentence, which is the whole case a student can make before a role is read.
  • The internship carries a scale, around 40,000 webhook events a day, and two results, dropped notifications down 90% and coverage from 41% to 86% over 120 tests.
  • Both degrees carry their grade on a line of their own, 3.8 and 3.9 out of 4.0, with the years ranged against the right edge where a recruiter looks for them.
  • Each project has its dates on the title row, one paragraph with a user count, 1,200 sign-ups or a library’s 30 rooms, and a line naming the stack it was built in.
  • The hackathon section counts the field, 4th of 140 teams, and names the award, so the results read as facts rather than participation.
  • The seven technical skills carry their level in brackets, Python at expert down to Docker at intermediate, which is more honest than an unrated list.
Hana Okada's Computer Science Student resume in the Hive template

Example 2 of 2 · Hive template

Hana Okada, Computer Science Student

Hana Okada is a second-year computer science undergraduate applying for a summer software internship, with two years of teaching code to school students and a year of running STEM events behind her. An internship resume is read for what the student has done outside the lecture hall, so this one gives the volunteer roles their numbers, lists the courses a hiring engineer will recognise, and keeps the societies she holds a post in.

Why this resume works

  • The two volunteer roles are headed Volunteer Experience and given figures, 24 students a week, completion up from 60% to 85%, 300 attendees and $8,000 raised, so unpaid work reads as a track record.
  • The degree carries its GPA on the dates line and a Relevant courses list of five, which is the part of a student resume a technical screener actually reads.
  • Soft skills take the skills section on their own, five of them, because the courses already say what she can code.
  • An Organizations section the writer added lists two societies with the post held in italics beneath each, which is where a student shows leadership before a first job.
  • Three certificates with their years sit under the societies, evidence of study outside the degree without a claim about it.

Written and reviewed by the Resumarc team · Last reviewed 15 September 2026How we write our guidance