Sigma Computing resumes that passed screening

Verified

2 confirmed to have landed the interview

Level

56% new grad, 44% intern

Top schools

University of California, Berkeley, Belarusian-Russian University, Morehead State University

Top skills

Docker, AWS, Git, SQL, React

Also passed screening at

Google, Amazon, Bloomberg

Length

100% are one page

Internships

89% list at least one internship or co-op

Roles listed

3 on a typical resume

Highest degree

Bachelor's 78%

Fields of study

Computer Science (6)

Graduation years

2025 (4)

Sigma Computing resume FAQ

Are these real resumes?

Yes. Each one was uploaded by a candidate who passed the resume screen at Sigma Computing and chose to share it. Previews have names, contact details and photos covered. 2 of the 9 were confirmed to have landed the interview.

How long should your Sigma Computing resume be?

One page. 100% of the 9 resumes here that we have read in full are one page long.

Should your Sigma Computing resume lead with education or experience?

Education, while you are in school. 88% of the 8 resumes here whose sections we could read put education first.

How many bullet points should your Sigma Computing resume have?

A typical resume here has 16, and 53% of them carry a figure such as a percentage, a count or an amount. Lead each with what you did and end with what came of it.

Do you need a previous internship?

It helps a lot. 89% of the resumes here that we have read in full list at least one internship or co-op. 100% have a projects section.

How experienced are the candidates behind these resumes?

By level: 56% new grad and 44% intern.

Which schools are most common on these resumes?

University of California, Berkeley, Belarusian-Russian University, Morehead State University and University of South Florida, in that order.

Which skills do these resumes list most often?

Docker, AWS, Git, SQL, React, PostgreSQL, TypeScript and CI/CD, in that order.

Where else did these candidates pass resume screening?

The companies that come up most often are Google, Amazon, Bloomberg, Cisco and ByteDance.