#please cook my resume
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my ML research points were more detailed but i felt like it was way too technical and would just appear as a word salad to recruiters esp bc im mostly just applying to SWE roles
Yea I have the same issue on my resume so i know what u mean. I think it is still good to explain why ur work is novel especially if its AI
looks good, but are you sure you cut internal tickets by 30% thats kind of ambitious. But if you did that rly impressive.
oh the wording is pretty misleading im not referring to dev tickets (making actual code changes), im referring to tickets that have to do with changing config or resetting a user state for instance because a client requested it
what do you think i should call those instead bc now that you mention it "internal" tickets don't really mean anything lol
this request would go to tech support or smth typically, not an engineering team but if it's complex enough then they would raise it to us
tbh i would make it sound more software forward. Like "developed application-level retries using (language used) to speed incoming ticket requests by 6% ( or some bs number)
cuz although you have a lot of tech related content in the first experience it doesnt sound super swe focused upon lightly skimming. I think you can reword them to adress this
hmm yeah i get what you mean thanks
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the backend was all in typescript as well though so i didnt want to keep repeating "typescript"
then add it on first point
also maybe slight nitpick but you keep using percentages, is it possible you have a count of them
ig for ur current setup it doesn't make sense
but perhaps you can change point to be like developed # endpoints in ts reducing ticked proc by %
i also handwaved a lot of these metrics they are by no means rigorous or super accurate 😂
Yea tbh everyone does
i had something like this before (it was just 4 CRUD endpoints) but i shifted away from it to more easily understood business-impact
even if embellishing you should move it to be more SWE focused. But yea ur right having understandable impact is more important
you can try to baance both
you can format it (swe coding) + (impact) or the reverse
also how do you even combine language + library in a bullet point is it fine to say TypeScript (AWS Lambda) or AWS Lambda (TypeScript)
other ppl seem to just omit one
Since you did mostly typescript you can split them into two lines. Tbh the key words are just for a quick scan or ATS so i think it’s ok to have it only once
also right now it is (impact) + (swe coding) though is it not? (swe coding) + (impact) would just put most of the metrics at the end (except when the swe coding itself has metrics, like # of endpoints as you said)
it is ur right
Developed Python FastAPI services enabling 22+ (clients) to ingest and visualize device signals in real time
Reduced data transmission pipeline latency, from 45 to 8 seconds over TCP enabling instant feedback that allowed (clients) to continue testing without interruption
Deployed services on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, integrating InfluxDB for signal data and RDS user metadata
this is how i have the points on my resume, i try to make it very clear and concise
idk if this will help much but its how i did it
hmm yeah i see what you mean you do switch it up so it's more natural. maybe i should stop trying to force XYZ order
like in your first point it's "by doing Z, accomplished X (includes Y)"
ya thats a good way to think of it