[Major] student at [University] · Class of 20XX
[Two or three sentences. What you work on, what you're drawn to, what you're looking for right now. Write it like you'd say it out loud — skip "passionate about leveraging synergies." Example: "I build things that measure the physical world. Right now I'm working on [X] in [Professor]'s lab and looking for a summer 2027 internship in [area]."]
One or two lines: what it does, what you built it with, and the result. Numbers help — "cut processing time 40%" beats "improved performance."
If there's no link yet, keep the <a> with href="#" or delete the link and leave plain text in the span.
Three strong projects beat six weak ones. Cut anything you wouldn't want to be asked about in an interview.
[Lab or department], [University]. What you actually do there.
[Company]. One line on what you shipped or contributed.