These Are The Best Techie Resumes We've Ever Seen

Jillian D'Onfro
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Before you can
ace an interviewfor a new job, you have to get your foot in the door.

And these days, a traditional resume often just won’t cut it.

We’ve found cool, eye-catching resumes on Instagram and Pinterest, but these are the most creative techie resumes we’ve seen over the years.

This guy knows that his employers will stalk him on FB.

Brandon created this Facebook album for potential employers.

Aaron Tsai created an amazing interactive resume to get a job as an animator.

For the full effect, check out the resume here.

Florian Mettetel coded Facebookhire.me to woo prospective employers.

See Mettetel's whole site.

Alice Lee created this entire website to attract the attention of Instagram.

Check out the full site here.

Eric Gandhi landed an interview at Google with this company-themed resume.

Be impressed.

After showing off his digital resume, Mike Freeman lets potential employers 'book a meeting' with him online.

This woman created a cool Sliderocket presentation to get herself a job at a startup called Ridejoy.

You can read Ridejoy's blog post about the digital resume and check out the full presentation here.

Craig Boute scored an interview with Apple when someone forwarded the company this resume.

A QR code on the back of Victor Petit's resume launched a video of his lips to place onto the photo.

Watch the video.

Philippe Dubost built a website that looks like a product page for Amazon.

Unfortunately, he's off the market now, because he got hired.

Floyd Hayes 3D printed his head so he could leave it after an interview.

This is his personal website.

BONUS: This woman made the world's first Vine resume.

BONUS: Brian Murphy sent this Snapchat during his job hunt.

A company called Likeable recently started accepting Snapchats from applicants.

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