How do you write about bank internship experience on a resume?

The profile summary is the first place to touch on your bank internship experience on your resume. A profile summary is a concise, one-to-three-sentence statement that touches on who you are as a candidate and what you bring to the table.

If you're just starting in your career, highlighting your internship experience can help you stand out from the crowd. For example, "A motivated and skilled graduate with a BA in Economics from Arizona State University (GPA 3.9) Worked two semesters as a finance intern at Bank XYZ.

Next, you're going to elaborate on the specific internship banking experiences. Like the profile summary, you'll want to convey your experience using real-world examples and achievements. For example, "Developed valuations as well as created and analyzed financial models."

Finally, after describing the skills you've developed during your banking internship experience, be sure to include a separate section where you just list these skills. This helps the hiring manager to just skim over your skills without having to read through your resume.

Top technical skills to demonstrate from banking internship experience include:

• Experience filtering through data and assumptions to identify solutions to complex problems.

• Synthesized large amounts of information and identified issues.

• Identified a problem and took a proactive approach to solve it

• Performed experiments that required the formulation of a hypothesis and collection of evidence to support or reject it