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Lewis Hart, Graduate Mechanical Engineer
Lewis Hart is a mechanical engineering graduate a year into an internship at a precision components maker, after two years as a part-time retail assistant while he studied, and is applying for a graduate design engineer post. A hiring engineer reads a graduate resume for the design work already done and the tools behind it, so the internship opens on what was designed and the software sits in its own section.
Why this resume works
- The profile names the first-class degree, the year in industry and the three things he does with a part: model it, check its tolerances and report on it.
- The internship opens on four machining fixtures designed in SolidWorks and the 15 minutes a batch they saved on one line.
- Two clashes caught at drawing stage by a tolerance stack-up show checking done before parts reach the workshop.
- The retail role is kept short and dated alongside study, 16 hours a week, with training three new starters as its point.
- Engineering Software is a section the writer added, under the same blue tab heading as the built-in sections, listing SolidWorks, AutoCAD, MATLAB, Ansys and Python.
- The degrees read as years, school and bulleted award, the A-levels listing Maths at A* and Physics at A.

