Sample cover letter for Internship position at google

as a Manager for the Web and Graphic Design committee in the University’s technical and cultural fests where I was completely responsible for making event posters, university brochures, flyers and design the fest website. I was also responsible for making promotional videos to promote the university as well as the technical and cultural events of our university. My path to Information Technology began as a Co-Founder of a Marketing company where I was responsible for managing the company website and advertising campaigns, creating creative posters and directly dealing with the clients. At the same time, I took the role of a freelance Web Analyst for a start-up where I created and managed advertising campaigns, developed professional websites for business holders, provided analytic reports and even conducted workshops on Ethical Hacking & Information Security for college students. I eventually took on the role of a Software Engineering where I was responsible for requirement analysis, system design & documentation, incident management and enhancement & maintenance of .Net applications. Appraised for my excellence in developing .Net based tools that have saved a significant amount of man hours. With consistent learning through my work I have excelled in .Net and as a result, I am certified by Microsoft as a Technology Specialist in .NET Framework 4, Web Applications and a Solutions Associate in SQL Server 2008. I attained a solid reputation as a competent team member who is always prepared to go the extra mile to achieve results. With proven track record of effectively prioritizing multiple tasks and assignments in a fast-paced work environment to efficiently meet proposal deadlines, I am eager to bring my experience to support the systems and technology group at USF Patents & Licensing Department and provide enriching output. As a graduate in the Management information systems, I will aspire to invoke a strong passion, a continuing commitment to the department, and an aspiration to grow professionally and personally in the realm of Student Affairs.