Programmer CV Template
Tip: Use the Programmer CV Template below as an example to help you write your own personal and fully-tailored CV.
Justin Coleman
172 Walker Street
Kendal
K35 4PL
Mob: 079 4357 9452 Email: justin.c@live.co.uk
Personal profile statement
I am a hardworking, loyal and reliable Programmer with an excellent track-record of programming games, applications and systems. I am able to multitask and communicate effectively at different levels, to both technical and non-technical audiences. I am seeking an opportunity to allow me to develop my programming and leadership skills further and further advance my career in IT.
Achievements
- Achieved a 1:1 in BSc Software Engineering
- Senior Member of the University of Glasgow’s Computing Society
Education
| 2011 – 2014 | BSc Software Engineering | University of Glasgow | Grade achieved: [1:1] |
Relevant Modules:
- Advanced IT Strategies
- Principles of Programming
- Computer Systems and Development
- System Analysis and Design
- Programming Languages
| 2010 – 2011 Results: Chemistry: B ICT: A Physics: B | A Levels | Burnt Mill College |
| 2002 – 2009 Results: 11 GCSEs at Grades A*-C. | GCSEs | Brentwood School |
Work experience
| Nov 2015 – Present | Programmer Fast Transition Ltd |
Main duties performed:
- Meeting clients to discuss and establish customer specifications
- Designing the infrastructure for systems, games and apps
- Programming apps and systems for clients from different industries
- Using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to create websites for clients
- Testing the software for bugs, errors and inconsistencies and fixing them accordingly
- Cleaning up and improving pre-existing code
- Identifying loopholes in the system and closing them accordingly
- Implementing new features into existing programs
- Programming advanced features into systems such as automatic scheduling, thermostats and remote-controlled on/off capabilities
- Training new members of the team in software development
- Attended weekly meetings to discuss the progress of the project
| Feb 2015 – Sept 2015 | Volunteer Programmer Oracle Studios |
Main duties performed:
- Shadowing a professional programmer and their daily tasks
- Completing small tasks in a team of three
- Developing software ideas for potential clients
- Learning Python, C# and PHP from senior software developers
- Cleaned up code to more professional by fixing coding bugs and errors
- Learning to be resourceful and to pay attention to detail
- Performing general admin duties for the IT team
Qualifications
- CompTIA A+ – 2015
- Level 2 ECDL – BCS
- First Aid – St John Ambulance
Skills
- Excellent communication skills for communicating with clients, fellow programmers and non-technical professionals on a daily basis.
- Expert knowledge of a variety of programming languages including Java, Python, C, JavaScript, PHP and SQL.
- Able to work individually without direct supervision and also as a dedicated member of a team whenever required.
- Outstanding software testing and troubleshooting skills.
- Knowledgeable of iOS & its architecture.
Hobbies and interests
On the weekends I play basketball with my friends. This sport not only keeps me fit and healthy but it also develops my team working skills. At home, I am also the go-to person for all computer related problems; from fixing the printer and internet to resolving problems using Microsoft Office. I also enjoy playing video games in my spare time, and I am fascinated by the fact that behind all the visuals and UI there are thousands of lines of code which is the real architecture of the game.
References
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Tips
- Jargon: Working as a programmer means that you are probably used to using jargon on a daily basis. It is important to remember not to overdo the use of jargon on your CV because not every prospective employer or HR professional may be familiar with those technical terms. Instead, it is recommended to restrict technical terms to the well-known examples and keep the jargon to a minimum for maximum readability and impact.
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