الموضوع: Resume Template for Software engineer

Instructions to applicant :
Please fill in as much relevant information as possible and delete all unnecessary items (please delete or replace all blue comments and guidelines and make sure all your entries are coloured in black)

If there is a gap due to working in non-software projects or other reasons, please fill in the gaps with a one-line comment. If detail work experience does not match total work experience, your resume will be rejected.

If you work on two or more projects concurrently, indicate how many % of your work time is spent on each project at the same time period.

Only resume in this format will be used for evaluation for suitability of interview. Resumes in other formats will not be considered and automatically rejected.

Once you completely filled in the resume, rename this file to your full name and e-mail it to our HR officer-in-charge or your recruitment agent, whoever is applicable. In your e-mail subject please indicate the position you applied for as indicated in this resume. (E.g. C++ Software Engineer)

Note that this template is for experienced applicants with 6 months or more working experience in software development. If you have less than that amount of experience, please get the fresh grad template from our HR officer or your recruitment agent.

Guidelines on your activities in project (delete after you understand this to reduce clutter):
Each activity indicates the man-hours that you spent on this project as a percentage to the total project duration indicated by you. So all the activities adds up becomes the sum of your project involvement which should be 100%

Mgmt : Management activities.
General project meetings; planning schedule and resources; setting up development environment; attending training and miscellaneous activities.
For leaders, this includes managing your sub-ordinates; mentoring them and any general management activities.

Req : Requirement activities.
Discussing project requirements with your superiors or customers; creating requirement proposals; doing use/business case diagrams and use/business case descriptions; analysing requirements’ documenting requirements; and presenting or review requirements.
For leaders, this includes managing, reviewing and approving your sub-ordinates’ requirement and requirement activities.

Des : Design activities.
Discussing design with your superiors or customers; working on actual design; translating use cases to sequence, class or other design diagrams; analysing design documenting design; and presenting or review design.
For leaders, this includes managing, reviewing and approving your sub-ordinates’ design and design activities.

Code : Coding activities.
Actual coding, compiling and turning your design into executable or library module; unit testing or ad-hoc testing; and writing documentational comments to codes.
For leaders, this includes managing, reviewing and approving your sub-ordinates’ codes and coding activities.

Test : Testing activities.
Integrating your module with your peers; writing and executing test cases; using 3rd party test tools to test your codes; conducting integration, functional and system test; logging and reviewing defects tracking software with regards to bugs found by 3rd party testers; documenting testing plan and test results; and analysis of test results.
For leaders, this includes managing, reviewing and approving your sub-ordinates’ test cases/results and testing activities.

Maint : Maintenance activities.
Doing short functional enhancement and bug fixing of released or transitioned software; going to user/customer site to support any issues; attending to fire-fighting or crisis-resolution activities; doing regular or routine updates; doing building, configuration or version management of released application software; and doing miscellaneous documentation.
For leaders, this includes managing, reviewing and approving your sub-ordinates’ maintenance activities.