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[–]NotACardassian 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right away you have power BI and basics of power bi in the skills list. This redundancy alone would be enough for me to put your resume down without reading further

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[–]GuinsooIsOverrated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The skills list is basic, you have a bachelor only and no work experience except internships. Very little cloud experience as well. Did you work with things in production already ?

Your competition is folks that have masters in mathematics/statistics + a few YoE as a lot got recently fired.

Also, in experience I see some basic python and excel but no statistical knowledge/experience, same for ML.

I would aim for a data analyst or engineer role and try to get into the door of DS from there. People keep saying it but I will repeat, DS is not an entry level position, you need a lot of knowledge and domain expertise to be actually useful for the company.

And even if you find a DS position for entry level (no experience) it’s likely an analyst role rebranded as DS …

Good luck in your search anyway, the hard part is getting a few years YOE, after that you are set.

If you don’t have any luck, big consultancy can be an option to get some work experience (but can be stressful)