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 \usepackage{xcolor}
 \usepackage{hyperref} % should be last package imported for some reason
 
 %% this package allows us to customise the format of our \begin{itemize} blocks
 \usepackage{enumitem}
 
 %% header for each CV page
 \newcommand{\cvheader}{
 \begingroup
   \begin{center}
     \hsplit{\large \textbf{Mikołaj Bartosz Lenczewski}}{\href{https://lenczewski.org}{https://lenczewski.org}} \\
     Email: \href{mailto:mikolaj@lenczewski.org}{mikolaj@lenczewski.org} \hfill
     Mobile: +44 7512 734 132 \hfill
     \href{https://git.lenczewski.org}{https://git.lenczewski.org} \\ \hrulefill
   \end{center}
 \endgroup
 }
 
 %% custom environment for consistent formatting of each CV section
 %% takes as parameters the first letter of the header text (making it big) and
 %% the remainder of the header text (making it smaller)
 \newenvironment{cvsection}[2]{\noindent \textbf{\underline{{#1}\footnotesize{{#2}}}} \smallskip \\}{\medskip}
 
 %% alias for styled bulletpoints
 \newenvironment{bullets}{\begin{itemize}[left=\parindent,nosep]}{\end{itemize} \medskip}
 
 %% applies a consistent format for date ranges
 %% #1 : The start date
 %% #2 : The end date
 \newcommand{\cvdate}[2]{\small{\textit{#1 -- #2}}}
 
 %% applies a consistent format to a project name
 %% #1 : The name of the project
 %% #2 : Dependencies of the project, i.e. the languages and frameworks used
 \newcommand{\cvprojectname}[2]{\textbf{#1} $\mid$ \footnotesize{#2}}
 
 %% splits a line into 2 horizontal sections, filling in the gap with whitespace
 \newcommand{\hsplit}[2]{{#1} \hfill {#2}}
 
 %% splits a line and performs a line break afterwards
 \newcommand{\hsplitline}[2]{\hsplit{#1}{#2} \break}
 
 %% just an \item with smaller text for better packing and consistency
 \newcommand{\smitem}[1]{\item {\small{#1}}}
 
 %% formats a name and location for a group of projects
 %% #1 : The name of the group of projects (e.g. company name)
 %% #2 : The location of the group of projects
 \newcommand{\cvprojectgroup}[2]{\noindent \hsplitline{\textbf{#1}}{#2}}
 
 %% formats a job or personal project
 %% #1 : The name of the project
 %% #2 : The skills learnt as part of the project
 %% #3 : The start date of the project
 %% #4 : The end date of the project
 \newcommand{\cvproject}[4]{\noindent \hsplit{\cvprojectname{#1}{#2}}{\cvdate{#3}{#4}}}
 
 \begin{document}
 
 %% page 1
 \cvheader
 
 %% Content
 \begin{cvsection}{E}{DUCATION}
   \cvprojectgroup{University of Manchester}{Manchester, UK}
   \cvproject{Computer Science, B.Sc. (Hons.)}{1st Class with Honours}{Oct. 2020}{July 2023}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Modules included: System Architecture, Advanced Distributed Systems, Algorithms and Data Structures, and Microcontrollers}
     \smitem{Dissertation: ``A Generic Framework for Distributed Computing'', covering compilers and distributed systems}
   \end{bullets}
 \end{cvsection}
 
 \begin{cvsection}{E}{XPERIENCE}
   \cvprojectgroup{Arm Ltd.}{Cambridge, UK}
   \cvproject{Engineer}{C++, C, Architecture Specification, ACPI, Linux Kernel}{Jan. 2025}{Current}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Researched and helped design improvements to the armv9 architecture}
     \smitem{Prototyped extensions to ACPI firmware to support new architectural features}
     \smitem{Upstreaming patch series for utilising contiguous page hints to the Linux kernel}
     \smitem{Updated and refactored legacy C++ performance model generator to modern C++, with a focus on parsing}
   \end{bullets}
 
   \cvproject{Graduate Engineer}{C++, C, DynamoRIO, SystemVerilog}{Sept. 2023}{Jan. 2025}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Implemented cache performance modeling and analysis using DynamoRIO and C++}
     \smitem{Presented cache performance modeling results at internal company conference}
     \smitem{Designed, implemented, verified, and synthesized functional hardware prototypes using SystemVerilog}
     \smitem{Implemented patch series to improve Linux memory management performance and correctness}
   \end{bullets}
 
   \cvproject{Part-Time Undergraduate}{C++, Make, Batch, CMake, LLVM, Zephyr}{July 2021}{Mar. 2023}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Part of the PTUG Social Committee, organising in-person, online, and hybrid events for other PTUGs}
     \smitem{Ported the Zephyr build system to support the LLVM and Armclang toolchains}
     \smitem{Ported existing Make and Batch build scripts to use CMake}
     \smitem{Participated in daily standups, bi-weekly sprint reviews, and code review}
   \end{bullets}
 
   % \cvprojectgroup{Pretius sp.\ z o.o.}{Warsaw, Poland}
   % \cvproject{Work Experience}{C\#}{Aug. 2019}{Aug. 2019}
   % \begin{bullets}
   %   \smitem{Migrated a web app between platforms and wrote technical documentation}
   %   \smitem{Learnt Agile methodology, experiencing Kanban-style organisation and bi-weekly sprint reviews}
   %   \smitem{Learnt Jira for task management, task-estimation, and to decompose large tasks into smaller chunks}
   % \end{bullets}
 \end{cvsection}
 
 \begin{cvsection}{P}{ROJECTS}
   \cvproject{A Generic Framework for Distributed Computing}{C, Compilers, Networking, Make}{Sept. 2022}{July 2023}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Designed a custom compute kernel language influenced by C11 and OpenCL}
     \smitem{Implemented a bytecode compiler and interpreter for the aforementioned compute kernel language}
     \smitem{Implemented a custom network protocol, and various distributed algorithms (e.g. hash-table, memory, synchronisation)}
     \smitem{Implemented a mandelbrot set compute kernel as an example of the platform}
   \end{bullets}
 
   \cvproject{RoboSoc Orchestra Team}{C, C++, Embedded, ARM}{Sept. 2022}{July 2023}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Served on the Conductor team, architecting and implementing the control system for the orchestra}
     \smitem{Planned the protocol and interfaces for communicating between the conductor and different musicians}
     \smitem{Implemented a MIDI parser, the conductor user interface, and the conductor backend}
   \end{bullets}
 
   \cvproject{Hyperloop Manchester}{C, C++, Embedded, ARM}{Nov. 2020}{Jan. 2022}
   \begin{bullets}
     \smitem{Served as the Software Team Head, architecting the software aspect of the pod}
     \smitem{Researched and implemented standards and algorithms for driving a Hyperloop pod safely}
     \smitem{Implemented beginnings of RTOS, including startup code for Teensy 4.1 and beginnings of USB driver}
     \smitem{Organised work using Jira and Kanban, used Git as source control, and had weekly standups to track progress}
   \end{bullets}
 
   % \cvproject{UniCS GameDev}{C\#, Unity, Typescript, Next.js}{Nov. 2020}{Nov. 2021}
   % \begin{bullets}
   %   \smitem{Served as Co-Head of the UniCS GameDev society, leading the development team}
   %   \smitem{Collaborated with team members in an Agile environment with weekly standups}
   %   \smitem{Planned tasks and estimating their requirements (time-wise and content-wise)}
   %   \smitem{Planned, researching, writing, and delivering tutorials on C\# and Unity}
   %   \smitem{Designed and implemented the UniCS GameDev website in next.js using Typescript}
   % \end{bullets}
 
   % \cvproject{StarSim}{C\#, Avalonia UI, SQLite, Git}{Apr. 2019}{Oct. 2019}
   % \begin{bullets}
   %   \smitem{Created a graphical solar-system simulator, with initial solar-system editor and database functionality}
   %   \smitem{Researched and implemented efficient algorithms for solving n-body problems (oct-tree, multipole)}
   %   \smitem{Documented research and implementation using \LaTeX}
   %   \smitem{Checked all work into Git for source version control}
   % \end{bullets}
 
   % For more projects that I have completed in my spare time, please see my GitHub.
 \end{cvsection}
 
 \begin{cvsection}{S}{KILLS}
   \indent \textbf{Languages}: \small{C++ (C++14, C++17, C++20), C, System Verilog, C\#, CMake, Make, Bash, Python, Java} \\
   \indent \textbf{Frameworks}: \small{ASP.Net, Unity, PlatformIO} \\
   \indent \textbf{Developer Tools}: \small{LKML, Git, Gerrit, Jira, Visual Studio, VS Code}
 \end{cvsection}
 
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 %% page 2
 %% \cvheader
 
 \begin{cvsection}{I}{NTERESTS}
   Outside of computer science and software engineering, I enjoy going to the
   gym, bouldering, swimming, and am a 2nd Dan black belt in DART Karate (where
   I am an instructor to younger students). I have quite a few ongoing personal
   projects, including a 3D open-world sandbox game built from scratch, as
   well as creating my own web server and linux distribution for my raspberry
   pi. Additionally I have written a simple raytracer in C and a very simple
   aarch64 kernel in assembly. In the past I have also taken part in Micromouse
   competitions, building and programming robots in FORTH to complete various
   courses (including line following, wall  following, and maze solving).
 \end{cvsection}
 
 \end{document}