1. The standard bio layout contains: your name, academic background, work experience, research domain, research methodology, research description, publications (ideally a link to your google scholar page), a black-and-white portrait, personal website and professional website... in that order. Students early in their career may only have content for some of these sections. That's cool. Add more when you have it!

2. Anything in one of these "HTML Comment" boxes not (((usually))) displayed in viewer's browsers.

3. There are a few advanced formatting tasks that you can outsource to Beth.

On the next three lines below, please WRITE-IN the addresses you want included, for ...

... your google scholar page: ____________

... your personal website: ____________

... your professional website: ____________


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First LAST

Academic Background:

  • 20XX - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
  • YYYY • Institution, Department: MS in discipline
  • YYYY • Institution, Department: BEng in discipline

Work Experience:

  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, Country
    • Title: short job description.
  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, ST
    • Title: short job description.
  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, Province, Country
    • Title: short job description.

Research Domain:

research domain in lower case

Research Methodology:

research methodology in lower case, next research methodology

Research Description:

Jane's research focuses on writing a third-person, present-tense sentence or paragraph about her research.

Publications

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{link-window:href=https://www.google.com/|type=normal|target="_blank"}Personal web site{link-window}
{link-window:href=https://www.google.com/|type=normal|target="_blank"}Professional web site{link-window}