#Grill it please (only few OAs from hundreds of apps)
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Make it black text only
Remove "linkedin" word and type out linkedin.com/in/xxxx
Same for other links
Too many things are bolded that are not necessary
Your education section is too small. If you've been in the field for 10+ years then it's justifiable. But if your a new grad then fix it
I'd put your phone number after email on top
Do not put "software engineer" as your experience role. Put "software engineer intern"
ATS will think you worked as a full time engineer at 3 different places and left after few months. (Looks really bad)
No where on your resume do I see the word " intern "
& again. These colors got to go. If I was a recruiter going through 1000 resumes. I'd throw away all multicolor resumes
imo colors are fine but u are over doing it
id keep it for the headers and maybe the dates
it makes ur resume stand out cuz everyone else is just black
bolded text being black is prolly the move imo
id prolly put skills at the bottom if u want to show ur experience more since they look pretty good
education is fine
if ur gonna bold, dont bold technologies
bold features/metrics since technology is already there in skills
u def do not need intern for positions if ur applying for intern positions, its basically implied
ofc if ur applying on ww, flip it with education
Yes for a person it's implied. But for an ATS it's not
If your not getting any interviews or not getting any non automatic oAs. Then your resume is not ranking as high as other people's in ATS
One good thing you could do is throw your resume into chatgpt and ask it a few times to give it a score out of 100. And ask it for suggestions. Keep repeating till you constantly get 85+ / 100
the purple is terrible
the highlighting like usual makes it harder to read because you're randomly picking things to highlight
sometimes it's a number, sometimes it's a framework, or a language, or a business logic thing, or a ..
too many "enhancing x by y%"
hard to tell what you're good at or what you want to do
embedded + frontend stuff + devops + data... oftentimes it's easier to get callbacks making ur resume hyper focused on one vertical & applying to jobs in that vertical rather than going super wide and getting nothing
i agree that you should put intern, recruiters look at resumes so quick, don't want them to think you're getting fired over and over again because they didn't bother reading the education part
do date abbreviations
Sep instead of September