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  1. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  2. % Awesome Cover Letter
  3. % XeLaTeX Template
  4. % Version 1.1 (9/1/2016)
  5. %
  6. % This template has been downloaded from:
  7. % http://www.LaTeXTemplates.com
  8. %
  9. % Original authors:
  10. % Claud D. Park (posquit0.bj@gmail.com)
  11. % Lars Richter (mail@ayeks.de)
  12. % With modifications by:
  13. % Vel (vel@latextemplates.com)
  14. %
  15. % License:
  16. % CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/)
  17. %
  18. % Important note:
  19. % This template must be compiled with XeLaTeX, the below lines will ensure this
  20. %!TEX TS-program = xelatex
  21. %!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
  22. %
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  24.  
  25. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  26. % PACKAGES AND OTHER DOCUMENT CONFIGURATIONS
  27. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  28.  
  29. \documentclass[10pt, a4paper]{awesome-cv} % A4 paper size by default, use 'letterpaper' for US letter
  30.  
  31. \geometry{left=1cm, top=1cm, right=1cm, bottom=2cm, footskip=.5cm} % Configure page margins with geometry
  32.  
  33. \fontdir[fonts/] % Specify the location of the included fonts
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  35. % Color for highlights
  36. \colorlet{awesome}{awesome-skyblue} % Default colors include: awesome-emerald, awesome-skyblue, awesome-red, awesome-pink, awesome-orange, awesome-nephritis, awesome-concrete, awesome-darknight
  37. %\definecolor{awesome}{HTML}{CA63A8} % Uncomment if you would like to specify your own color
  38.  
  39. % Colors for text - uncomment and modify
  40. %\definecolor{darktext}{HTML}{414141}
  41. %\definecolor{text}{HTML}{414141}
  42. %\definecolor{graytext}{HTML}{414141}
  43. %\definecolor{lighttext}{HTML}{414141}
  44.  
  45. \renewcommand{\acvHeaderSocialSep}{\quad\textbar\quad} % If you would like to change the social information separator from a pipe (|) to something else
  46.  
  47. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  48. % PERSONAL INFORMATION
  49. % Comment any of the lines below if they are not required
  50. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  51.  
  52. \name{Ben}{Soh}
  53. \address{77 Gumnut Rd, Cherrybrook 2126}
  54. \mobile{0432 623 519}
  55.  
  56. \email{ben.soh@student.unsw.edu.au}
  57. %\homepage{www.posquit0.com}
  58. %\github{posquit0}
  59. %\linkedin{posquit0}
  60. %\skype{skypeid}
  61. %\stackoverflow{SOid}{SOname}
  62. %\twitter{@twit}
  63.  
  64. \position{Student{\enskip\cdotp\enskip}UNSW} % Your expertise/fields
  65. %\quote{``Yeezy, yeezy, what's good?"} % A quote or statement
  66.  
  67. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  68. % RECIPIENT/POSITION/LETTER INFORMATION
  69. % All of the below lines must be filled out
  70. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  71.  
  72. \recipient{Company Recruitment Team}{Optiver\\Australia} % The company being applied to
  73.  
  74. \letterdate{\today} % The date on the letter, default is the date of compilation
  75.  
  76. \lettertitle{Application for 2016/17 Software Developer Internship} % The title of the letter
  77.  
  78. \letteropening{Dear Recruiting Department,} % How the letter is opened
  79.  
  80. \letterclosing{Sincerely,} % How the letter is closed
  81.  
  82. \letterenclosure[ ]{ } % Any enclosures with the letter
  83.  
  84. \makecvfooter{\today}{Ben Soh~~~ร‚ยท~~~Cover Letter}{} % Specify the letter footer with 3 arguments: (<left>, <center>, <right>), leave any of these blank if they are not needed
  85.  
  86. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  87.  
  88. \begin{document}
  89.  
  90. \makecvheader % Print the header
  91.  
  92. \makelettertitle % Print the title
  93.  
  94. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  95. % LETTER CONTENT
  96. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  97.  
  98. \begin{cvletter}
  99.  
  100. %------------------------------------------------
  101.  
  102. \lettersection{About Me}
  103.  
  104. I am a second year Bachelor of Computer Science student due to graduate by the end of 2017 and planning to major in artificial intelligence, and I am writing in response to your online advertisement for a software developer intern.
  105. \\
  106. I currently balance my academic studies alongside involvement in CSE events as well as being a casual tutor for flute and various first year computing subjects. Undertaking these responsibilities has allowed me to develop a well-structured work ethic and interpersonal skills in regards to effective teamwork and communication whilst teaching students.
  107.  
  108. %------------------------------------------------
  109.  
  110. \lettersection{Why Optiver?}
  111.  
  112. I am interested in this position as I want to experience what it's like to work with all kinds of applications of computer science. Since Optiver is a leading company in the area of trading, I believe that Optiver presents the best opportunity available for work experience regarding computer science in trading.
  113. \\
  114. I have already dabbled in trading via a small hackathon run by Jane Street and I found that to be an eye opening experience towards the complexities involved in trading. I believe that working for Optiver would supplement and fulfil my experience regarding trading.
  115. \\
  116. I strive to be the best at whatever I do, and I believe that the best way to improve is to challenge yourself. Working at a company as well-established as Optiver would constitute a worthwhile challenge for me to overcome, while at the same time providing an avenue to learn and contribute meaningfully towards a field of my personal interest.
  117.  
  118. %------------------------------------------------
  119.  
  120. \lettersection{Why Me?}
  121.  
  122. I satisfy most of your requirements, including:
  123. \begin{itemize}
  124.  
  125. \item \textbf{Technical ability}
  126. \begin{itemize}
  127. \item I currently sport a distinction average (82.6) in my Computer Science degree. I have experience in both Bash and Perl: I received a mark of 86 in COMP2041: Software Construction which explored both Bash and Perl in depth, as well as command-line utilities such as grep and sed. I received a mark of 90 in an assignment involving writing a Bash-to-Python translator in Perl, and a mark of 99 in an assignment revolving around developing a social media website (similar to Twitter) using Perl with the CGI.pm module.
  128. \end{itemize}
  129.  
  130. \item \textbf{Passion}
  131. \begin{itemize}
  132. \item Extending beyond university, I express a personal interest towards the field of computer science, reflected not only in my academic achievement, but also at home. I have self taught myself a few technologies such as Ruby on Rails and React.js, as well as taken a machine learning online course un-related to UNSW. I am constantly searching for ways to apply my knowledge in everyday life: I've made a few side projects, none of them too ambitious, but my personal favourite would be a simple script which sends an SMS alert notifying me of any upcoming games featuring my favourite team.
  133. \end{itemize}
  134.  
  135. \end{itemize}
  136.  
  137. %------------------------------------------------
  138.  
  139.  
  140. \end{cvletter}
  141.  
  142. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  143.  
  144. Thank you in advance for considering my application. I look forward to discussing this opportunity with you in the near future.
  145.  
  146. \makeletterclosing % Print the signature and enclosures
  147.  
  148. \end{document}
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