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FigurePageNumber
The Advice section in reading orderAdviceFigure 1
The whole guideQuick setupFigure 2
Software and hardware projectsProjectsFigure 3
One project, start to finishProjectsFigure 4
From bench measurement to testSoftwareFigure 5
Before your first internshipHardwareFigure 6
One project page, top to bottomPortfolioFigure 7
What five student portfolios showPortfolioFigure 8
How a resume gets readResumeFigure 9
Layout do's and don'tsResumeFigure 10
One bullet, before and afterResumeFigure 11
One set of facts, five versionsResumeFigure 12
Alex's finished pageResumeFigure 13
Two-pass checklistResumeFigure 14
What ./run doesResumeFigure 15
Projects first, then paid workWalkthroughFigure 16
Alex's first draftWalkthroughFigure 17
Five finished pages, first year to graduationWalkthroughFigure 18
The audit, top to bottomCleanupFigure 19
Agenda for the 90-minute and 60-minute sessionsWorkshopFigure 20
The application loopGetting hiredFigure 21
Share of each stage that came in by referralNetworkingFigure 22
The entry-level market in four numbersJob marketFigure 23
A typical processHow to interviewFigure 24
Questions go layers deepHow to interviewFigure 25
Where a STAR answer spends its timeHow to interviewFigure 26
Paths to a first internshipFirst internshipFigure 27
Alex's datesFirst internshipFigure 28
New-grad recruiting in senior yearFirst full-time roleFigure 29
Return offers for 2024–25 internsFirst full-time roleFigure 30
From offer to acceptanceFirst full-time roleFigure 31
The usual path to a PE licenseForever learningFigure 32
The path into graduate studyGetting into graduate studyFigure 33
How senior-year courses can countGetting into graduate studyFigure 34
Three ways to pay for the degreeGraduate studyFigure 35
Which society for which goalProfessional societiesFigure 36
Which site answers which questionHelpFigure 37
What to hand the tool, and what to keepAI useFigure 38
Where a listing comes fromJob boardsFigure 39
From a list to an applicationResourcesFigure 40

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