Student Portfolio Examples
See resume-based portfolios from students in engineering, computer science, and business. These public examples offer a starting point for sharing education, practical skills, and early experience without needing a long employment history.
Public portfolio examples
Adam Al Assaad
Mechanical Engineering Student | Automotive Design & SolidWorks | Suspension Systems
Anjas Vaidya
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science Student
Anwar Basha Shaik
Computer Science & Engineering Student
Asmita Shinde
Computer Science and Engineering Student
Ekta Gupta
B.B.A. Student specializing in Finance and Marketing Management
Kiran Sheoran
Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology Student
Justice Moore
Computer Science Student | U.S. Army Veteran | Software Development | AI Evaluation & QA
Yash Shah
Industrial Management Student
What these portfolios do well
Use the examples above as a starting point, not a checklist every person must meet. These are useful principles for shaping your own portfolio.
- Education as context — Make your course of study and relevant education easy to find when they are central to your current experience.
- Projects count as evidence — Describe coursework, personal projects, or student activities in terms of what you made or contributed.
- Early experience matters — Include relevant internships and part-time work, with concrete responsibilities rather than inflated job titles.
- A focused skills list — Choose skills you can explain through your studies or projects instead of listing every tool you have encountered.
Choose a template for your own portfolio
Start with your PDF resume: clickfolio.me uses AI to parse it into a hosted portfolio at clickfolio.me/@handle. All 25 themes are free. These themes are starting points to consider, not a claim about which themes the examples above use.
Learn how to build a portfolio for your role