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By resumes.fyi · Updated Nov 8, 2026 · Based on 309 real resumes

  • Real resumes, not templates
  • Each passed a company's resume screen
  • Uploaded by the people who wrote them

309 real resumes that passed Google's resume screen. Each was uploaded by the person who wrote it and tagged with the companies whose resume screen it passed. Owners who sent proof of the screen carry a verified badge, and contact details are redacted.

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Real Google resume examples, and how to write yours

Templates show what a resume could look like; these show what got through. Below: three of them in full, each with what it does well and a text version you can read, then a step-by-step guide to writing a resume for Google, built from all 309: how long it should be, what goes first, what counts as experience, how to write bullet points, whether to list your GPA and which skills to name.

Google resume examples, and what they do well

  1. 1. Software Engineer resume that passed Google, Adobe and 11 more

    Real resumePassed the screen atGoogleAdobeBloombergCoinbase+9 more

    Bachelor's in Computer Science, Minor in Mathematics, University of Houston, 2025

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    What this resume does well

    • Numbers in most bullet points16 of its 19 bullet points carry a figure, such as a percentage, a count or an amount. On a typical resume here, 43% do.
    • Education firstIt opens with education, the first thing a screener checks on a student resume, as 76% of the resumes here do.
    • A projects sectionIt gives projects their own section, alongside 3 internships. 78% of the resumes here have one.
    • 3 internshipsIt lists 3 internships among 4 roles, most recent first. 66% of the resumes here list at least one.
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    Education

    University of Houston December 2025

    Bachelors of Science in Computer Science, Minor in Mathematics Houston, TX

    • Coursework: Data Structures, Algorithms, Operating Systems, Database, Data Science, Software Design

    Experience

    NASA September 2024 - Present

    Software Engineer Intern Houston, TX

    • Developed on-device LLM terminal with Llama 3.1, optimized productivity by 30% for 100+ engineers .
    • Fine-tuned the model with NASA safety protocols, increasing hazard detection accuracy by 25% .
    • Implemented RAG using FAISS and MongoDB, reduced data retrieval time by 40% and saved $ 50,000 .

    NASA May 2024 - August 2024

    Software Engineer Intern Houston, TX

    • Implemented automated testing for Java application using JUnit and TDD, streamlined test process by 30% .
    • Drafted and executed 6 trans-lunar injection scenarios using FreeFlyer, achieving an 81% success rate .
    • Authored 8 pages of documentation for Linux setup and SVN based on feedback of 10 engineers .

    Resumes.fyi May 2024 - June 2024

    Founding Engineer Houston, TX

    • Launched a Next.js platform enabling students to pass resume screen with 150+ users .
    • Engineered over 10 RESTful APIs in TypeScript with GPT-4o, managing 1000+ weekly requests .
    • Implemented Redis and AWS S3 with Vercel, efficiently storing and managing a database of 200+ resumes .

    NASA August 2023 - May 2024

    Software Engineer Intern Houston, TX

    • Developed new features for a .NET report generator, helping to create 150,000 reports annually.
    • Led a team of two interns in migrating the application from Visual Basic to C# for future Moon missions.
    • Reduced workload of a critical team by 300% by a new feature for a JavaScript web application .
    • Redesigned the application’s UI/UX based on feedback from 30 users .

    Projects

    On-device Large Language Model | Python, OpenWebUI, MLX, Core ML

    • Built a local AI-terminal with Python, MLX and Llama 3.1, lowered API costs by 90% .
    • Integrated Core ML for task automation and NLP conversations, reduced waiting time down to 5 seconds .

    Scorched Earth AI | Tensorflow, Python, Pandas, React

    • Developed a weather prediction model using AI/ML with TensorFlow and Pandas to address climate change.
    • Achieved 75% accuracy in precipitation projection by using Convolution Neural Network .

    Fuel Quote Application | React.js, Node.js, JavaScript, MySQL, AWS

    • Developed MERN web application and deployed MySQL on AWS, saved over $ 2,000 in server costs.

    Technical Skills

    Languages : TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java, SQL, C++, C#, HTML, CSS, Swift

    Frameworks/Libraries : Node, React, Next.js, Bootstrap, Firebase, JQuery, TailwindCSS, .NET, SVN

    Tools : MongoDB, Oracle Database, AWS, Azure, Vercel, Figma, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Kafka

    extracurricular

    Google : Google Developer Group - Campus Lead

    Apple : Pathways Alliance Intern

    Awards : NASA CO3 Intern Award, 3x Dean’s List, 8x Academic Excellence Scholarship

  2. 2. Software Engineer intern resume that passed Google, Amazon and 10 more

    Real resumePassed the screen atGoogleAmazonByteDanceDoorDash+8 more

    Bachelor's in Computer Science, University of Houston, 2024

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    What this resume does well

    • Numbers in most bullet points13 of its 21 bullet points carry a figure, such as a percentage, a count or an amount. On a typical resume here, 43% do.
    • Education firstIt opens with education, the first thing a screener checks on a student resume, as 76% of the resumes here do.
    • A projects sectionIt gives projects their own section, alongside 3 internships. 78% of the resumes here have one.
    • 3 internshipsIt lists 3 internships among 5 roles, most recent first. 66% of the resumes here list at least one.
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    Education

    University of Houston May 2024

    BS in Computer Science, Minor in Mathematics Houston, TX

    Experience

    University of Houston Jun. 2023 – Present

    Undergraduate Research Assistant Houston, TX

    • Designed an API in Python to parse medical software images, streamlining interactivity for physicians
    • Developed a mobile app in React Native for a therapy chat-bot with large language models

    Amazon May 2023 – Aug. 2023

    Software Engineer Intern Austin, TX

    • Designed a notifications interface in Kotlin for AWS Supply Chain, relaying necessary customer feedback
    • Initiated proactive discussions for a design that reduces traffic, saving costs by 50% on customer transactions
    • Integrated success and failure notifications for demand plan creation, derived forecast creation, forecast workflows

    University of Houston Sep. 2022 – Sep. 2023

    Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Houston, TX

    • Supported 120+ students in structured procedural programming and elementary data structures in C++
    • Led weekly labs, code-reviewed and provided feedback for multiple C++ programming assignments

    Buzly Jun. 2022 – Aug. 2022

    Software Engineer Intern Sacramento, CA

    • Engineered the back-end for a dashboard providing statistics and analytics from over 12,000+ users for universities
    • Implemented AWS Cognito to manage user registration and authentication, increasing developer productivity

    Seatgull Feb. 2022 – Dec. 2022

    Software Engineer Intern College Station, TX

    • Created a course scheduler connected to 60 universities with over 850,000 students using React and Typescript
    • Initiated a mobile application built with React Native, accessibility on mobile platforms for 60% of users

    Projects

    CoCo Bot

    • Developed a Discord bot in Typescript with interactive and engaging commands, for over 1000+ users
    • Leveraged Google Cloud Sheets API to automate member points, eliminating manual accounting tasks

    GoGo

    • Developed a back-end API in Go to interface with a PostgreSQL database and preserve complex data relationships
    • Migrated from monolithic back-end to serverless AWS Lambda functions, reducing infrastructure costs by 100%

    Downtime

    • Constructed a React Native mobile application that focus in-person hangouts for 100+ university students
    • Designed a wrapper for Firebase and 20+ Google Cloud functions for scheduled events like hangout termination

    Leadership

    Code[Coogs] — Founding Chief Technology Officer Sep. 2021 – Present

    • Cooperated with chief officers to make decisions leading to a growth of over 200 new members
    • Collaborated with 6 other facilitators for technical interview prep workshops hosting over 60 students

    CougarCS — Webmaster Sep. 2021 – Present

    • Conducted thorough code reviews for 20+ developers, promoting overall code quality and maintainability
    • Led 4 developer teams through building open-source software to streamline registration for 1800+ members

    Relevant Information

    Languages: JavaScript, Typescript, C++, Python, HTML/CSS, SQL, Java, Rust, Go

    Other: AWS, Google Cloud, React, Git, Docker, Linux, AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

  3. 3. Software Engineer new grad resume that passed Google, Anduril and 9 more

    Real resumePassed the screen atGoogleAndurilAtlassianBlock+7 more

    Bachelor's in Mathematics and Computer Science, Minor in Computer Engineering, University of California, San Diego, 2024

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    What this resume does well

    • Numbers in most bullet points13 of its 15 bullet points carry a figure, such as a percentage, a count or an amount. On a typical resume here, 43% do.
    • Experience firstWith 7 roles to show, it puts experience above education, as 24% of the resumes here do.
    • 3 internshipsIt lists 3 internships among 7 roles, most recent first. 66% of the resumes here list at least one.
    • Specific skillsIt names 29 languages and tools, including Python, Java and SQL.
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    Experience

    Software Engineer Dec. 2024 – Present

    Unicorn Startup Palo Alto, CA

    • Led the frontend development of ads platform architecture overhaul, delivering a canvas-based editor that enabled layer resizing and freeform movement, driving a 2x higher adoption rate among enterprise design teams
    • Developed an event-driven image copilot system using Pub/Sub architecture, supporting AI-powered image generation and real-time editing with sub-150ms update latency
    • Spearheaded a brand color management feature requested by major enterprise clients ( $ 2.5M+), integrating 4+ microservices to deliver brand-consistent customization across ad campaigns
    • Architected a modular image selection system for Facebook and Google ad templates, integrating image auto-cropping via WebSocket-based skill service communication and minimizing image processing latency by 70%
    • Implemented real-time text editing system integrated with Java Spring microservices, reducing API calls by up to 60% while implementing toast notifications and optimistic updates for enhanced user experience
    • Mentored two full-stack software interns on the ads team through pair-programming sessions and code reviews accelerating onboarding by 2x and improving code quality across production features

    Software Engineer Aug. 2024 – Nov. 2024

    Defense San Diego, CA

    • Drove the migration of enterprise software suite from Oracle JDK to OpenJDK using Groovy and Jenkins decreasing the average build time for Java-based applications by over 20%
    • Built and maintained Ansible playbooks for virtualized communications systems, automating hardware environment setup and reducing configuration time by 40%

    Instructional Assistant Mar. 2024 – June 2024

    UC San Diego Computer Science and Engineering Department San Diego, CA

    • Pioneered the development of an automated grading system using Next.js and TypeScript, streamlining the evaluation of 1000+ assignments from over 350+ students by 70%
    • Achieved a 100% approval rating from student reviews, providing one-on-one tutoring for 75+ students

    Frontend Developer Sept. 2023 – Mar. 2024

    Research Company San Diego, CA

    • Refactored over 2000+ lines of React code for Meteor.js data monitoring application, enhancing readability and maintainability via SASS and Ant Design
    • Integrated a legacy testing API into the React ecosystem via Express, enabling persistent storage in MongoDB

    Software Engineering Intern June 2023 – Aug. 2023

    Defense San Diego, CA

    • Led the initiative to standardize documentation for org-wide Python codebase via Libdoc, improving accessibility for 20+ engineers

    Software Development Intern May 2022 – Aug. 2022

    Automobile Company Auburn Hills, MI

    • Designed a 3D visualization system in Unreal Engine 5 for vehicle model rendering of Autodesk Maya imports

    Software Development Intern June 2021 – Aug. 2021

    Startup Berkeley, CA

    • Built and published the company’s flagship Android application to the Google Play Store using Unity and C# integrating user authentication and real-time user interaction

    Education

    University of California, San Diego La Jolla, CA

    Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science, Minor in Computer Engineering Sept. 2020 – June 2024

    Technical Skills

    Languages : JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Java, C/C++, C#, HTML/CSS, Bash, SystemVerilog, SQL

    Frameworks : Next.js, React.js, Redux, Node.js, Express, Vue.js, Jest, JUnit, Flask, NumPy, OpenCV

    Tools : Git, Jira, Amazon Web Services (S3, Lambda, CloudFront, EC2), VS Code, Figma, Agile, Linux, Ansible, Jenkins

How to write a resume for Google, based on 309 that passed the screen

  1. 1. Keep it to one page

    A screener decides quickly whether to read on, and one page keeps your strongest lines where they look first. Cut older or less relevant entries before you shrink the font or the margins.

    87% of the 305 resumes here that we have read in full are one page.

  2. 2. Lead with education while you are in school

    Your school, degree and graduation date are the first things a screener checks on a student resume, so they go at the top. Move experience above them once your internships say more about you than your coursework does.

    76% of the 243 resumes here whose sections we could read put education before experience.

  3. 3. Count internships, research and projects as experience

    Internships, co-ops, research positions and teaching assistant roles all belong under experience. Without them, a projects section does the same job: what you built, with what, and what came of it.

    66% of the 305 resumes here that we have read in full list at least one internship or co-op and a typical one lists 3 roles. 78% have a projects section.

  4. 4. Put a number in your bullet points

    Start each bullet with what you did and end with what came of it. A figure (users, latency, revenue, accuracy, time saved) makes the result concrete and easy to scan.

    A typical resume here has 17 bullet points, and 43% of them carry a figure.

    From the resumes above:

    • “Developed on-device LLM terminal with Llama 3.1, optimized productivity by 30% for 100+ engineers .”Example 1
    • “Initiated proactive discussions for a design that reduces traffic, saving costs by 50% on customer transactions”Example 2
  5. 5. List your GPA if it helps you

    Most student resumes list a GPA. If yours is near or above the average below, include it; if not, leave it off and let coursework and projects carry the education section.

    23% of these 309 resumes list a GPA on a 4.0 scale, and those average 3.71.

  6. 6. Name specific languages and tools

    List the languages, frameworks and tools you have actually used, grouped by type, and match their names to the job description. Leave out soft skills; your bullet points show those.

    The most-listed skills on these resumes are node.js (32%), Python (28%), React.js (28%), Docker (24%) and Git (24%). A typical resume here lists 24 skills.

Top skills on resumes that passed Google's screen

SkillShare of resumesResumes
node.js32%100
Python28%86
React.js28%86
Docker24%75
Git24%74
SQL24%73
Java21%66
JavaScript21%66
AWS21%65
C++18%56
C++ Programming17%54
PostgreSQL17%54

Google resumes by the numbers

Average GPA:
3.71 on a 4.0 scale, across the 72 resumes that list one
By role:
Software Engineer 82%, Product Manager 10%, Data Scientist 7%, Product Designer 2%
By level:
Intern 50%, New Grad 27%, Full-Time 22%, No Experience 1%, Part-Time 1%

Most common schools

  • University of Houston (10)
  • Northeastern University (7)
  • University of Southern California (7)
  • Georgia Institute of Technology (6)
  • The University of Texas at Austin (5)
  • University of California, Berkeley (5)
  • University of California, San Diego (5)
  • University of Florida (5)
  • University North (4)
  • Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad (3)
Length:
87% are one page
Internships:
66% list at least one internship or co-op
Roles listed:
3 on a typical resume
Highest degree:
Bachelor's 61%, Master's 33%, Associate's 0%
Fields of study:
Computer Science (127), Information Technology (23), Computer Science and Engineering (15), Computer Engineering (10), Data Science (7), Information Systems (6)
Graduation years:
2026 (68), 2025 (61), 2024 (47), 2027 (35), 2023 (15)
Employers on these resumes:
Google (18), Amazon (11), Microsoft (11), NASA (6), Accenture (4), Amazon Web Services (AWS) (4), Company (4), CougarCS (4), Headstarter AI (4), Tata Consultancy Services (4)

Based on 309 resumes, last updated Nov 9, 2026. Based on the 305 of these resumes the parser has read.

Questions about resumes for Google

How long should a resume for Google be?

One page. 87% of the 305 resumes we have read in full are one page long.

Should a resume for Google include a GPA?

Often it does not. 23% of these 309 resumes list a GPA on a 4.0 scale, and those average 3.71.

What skills should a resume for Google list?

Specific languages, frameworks and tools you have used, matched to the job description. The most-listed on these resumes are node.js (32%), Python (28%), React.js (28%), Docker (24%) and Git (24%).

Do you need a previous internship?

It helps, but projects can stand in. 66% of the resumes we have read list at least one internship or co-op.

Which employers appear most on these resumes?

Google, Amazon, Microsoft, NASA and Accenture, in that order.

Which schools are most common?

University of Houston (10), Northeastern University (7) and University of Southern California (7).

Google interview guides on Aced

Interview process, questions and resumes for each role, on aced.io.