Am I going in the right direction? (I know it's too long right now)

[spare sage]

I am aware it is currently two pages. I just went with mostly the default formatting of a template. If I change the margins to be way smaller and write some cut some things it should fit on one page.

What I would like feedback on is if the content is going in the right direction. Is there anything missing? What parts should I cut? When it comes to work experience, I am definitely a junior, but I have made quite some smaller personal projects, so I would like to refer to many of them to show I have development experience - just not a lot of professional work.

[spare sage]

Am I going in the right direction? (I know it's too long right now)

[nocturne turret]

Is this template ATS friendly?

All the important stuff are on the second page: skills, work experience, education.

Remove the interested in section from skills, that will not get you hired.

Remove half of the projects. Keep only those that supports the skills you are trying to sell (most relevant for job ads you are applying).

Remove the "I"s. I developed X -> Developed X

Remove the I took a third year course at first year line from studies.

Keep in mind is that a CV is not a collection of things you are proud of, but something that should be relevant for the employeer and would get you in to the first interview.

So it must show value for the company.

[spare sage]

Alright, thank you

In the end this should become a single page, so I did not pay attention to what goes on the first/second page

As that is temporary

But as a first step I decided to try listing everything that might be related

thank you once more for the feedback

Also, I am so new to this I didn't even realise ATS is really important, super helpful info

[nocturne turret]

There is a pinned post with some tips, if you want to check.

And with template links.