Peter Seebach's Resumes

As my career has grown more eclectic, it's become harder to see which parts of my resume are actually relevant for a given job, and which parts are mostly curiousity. With that in mind, I've split my resume up a bit. Pick your destiny:

Coding Resume

This resume focuses on my ability to make computers do stuff. I am a programmer of some accomplishment these days. Really, I'm mostly a Unix guy, and I prefer C, but I'll write in anything for anything, if it sounds interesting.

Writing Resume

I also write - books, documentation, articles, you name it.

All-singing, All-dancing Resume

This is the traditional resume which lists everything I've done that I think is potentially relevant to a career.

Padded Resume

I was once told you can't get hired if you don't have a padded resume. Here's mine.

Use The Source

Curious as to how I'm doing this? When I realized I wanted to maintain several resumes, I had to think a bit about this. What I settled on is a very ugly perl script to read in a raw data file, and churn out formatted resumes. Want to read that? It's here:

• The perl script.
• The raw data.

It's pretty ugly, but it seems to work, and it took about an hour to write.