Roadmap

These are the updates planned for eeprep, and the plan may change. Each row lists links to use until the update ships. To help with one, see the contributing page. The company list page is up; it is built from company-lists (opens in a new tab).

What's coming	Use in the meantime
Resume builder. Fill in a form on the site and get a one-page resume with no setup.	Build your resume eeprep-resume skill (opens in a new tab) r/EngineeringResumes templates (opens in a new tab)
Resume examples. Finished resumes for more fields, each built from the same rules.	When experience takes over (five examples for Alex Doe, one per stage)
Full system project. A guide to one project that covers hardware, firmware and software together.	Projects
Study guides. Short guides to the core courses in an electrical engineering degree.	MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics (opens in a new tab) MIT 6.003 Signals and Systems (opens in a new tab) MIT 6.004 Computation Structures (opens in a new tab)
Better graphics. Clearer figures and diagrams will appear across the site.	Resume How to interview

Recent work is already live. The eeprep-resume skill lets a coding agent write and review a resume to the rules on the resume page. The walkthrough page links five finished resumes for Alex Doe, from first year to a packed page. resume-generator now writes a distinct PDF for each JSON file. company-lists now covers metros in Colorado, Texas, California, and Northern Virginia. The contribution guide (opens in a new tab) lists the changes in the companion repositories.