#Please Review my Resume - Looking for Summer 2025 Internship ( Software Engineering )
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experience should be above projects
stop bolding random stuff like "victory", "company" and "directors"
i put the projects first because in terms of experience they are not any real internship experiences, it just comprises of a hackathon win and couple of clubs that i joined in my undergrad. & since i dont have any internship exp, thus i thought that putting projects first would make more sense. should i still put it above projects?
i did bold stuff that i thought might sound good 😅, so what should i bold in my resume, or should i remove all the bolds all together.
thank you for giving me feedback
Your stacked asf sorry to be a bit off topic any advice for typescript? But what he said bolding too much will be a eyesore
yup, gotta get rid of the bolding!
for typescript https://www.typescripttutorial.net/ is a good resource though, it is pretty basic and when i refer it quite often 😅
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Okay haha and goodluck for a internship 🙏
Thank You!!
ngl 90% of this resume sounds either fabricated or chatGPT
all the professional experience isn’t actual experience and the publications don’t have journals and the work described doesn’t even sound like it would be publishable
so, what do you suggest how should i make it less worse 😅
well for one, put actual work experience like internships in the professional experience section, not clubs or whatever else you have there now
and the publications, are they real or fake, there’s not even a journal there. IEEE isn’t a journal or a venue it’s an organization
if they’re fake just remove them
the publications are real -
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10425151
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10205716
in terms of work experience of internship, i don't have any! 🥲, thats why i put whatever i considered to be experience.
Hackathons are usually part of projects. They actually make some of the best projects.
Try and make the other two professional experiences sound more like a job (even if it’s not) and specify engineering related things you did in that job.
Finally try and get referrals before applying in this market. Consistent messaging on LinkedIn or get a friend to refer you
Ok Sure I'll do that!
Thank You so much
I didn't understand what you meant by engineering related things, and in my hackathon i did not make any project, instead our task was to find vulnerabilities in a project using various analysis techniques