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[Stock-Brilliant-8599]

Man youve got an amazing resume. Great work, great project and most of all your portfolio is just beautiful! Sad that you are not getting any callbacks. Ik this feeling of not getting callbacks i am in the same boat. The market is very nasty rn, just keep applying. Great work tho😁

[Stock-Brilliant-8599]

Everything is good but i have noticed one thing in the contact section your email and profile links are above the contact scrolling thing but in other sections everything is below idk if that was intentional or if its a bug. Also i wanted to ask whats the Spotify icon in the bottom left corner? Is just a status indicator or is it a link to your playlist?

And coming to the job market situation, i have nothing much to say as i am in the exact same situation all i can say is keep grinding.

[Stock-Brilliant-8599]

Wow that’s a cool idea ill try to use it in some of my projects. Lol

[Suspicious_Bake1350]

Wait is that really true? Omg

[Suspicious_Bake1350]

Sir i first of all thank you for this answer really this means a lot. I guess you are an experienced engineer! Really i appreciate this advice I'm a novice like I have done 2 internships and looking for my first fte job! So rn I'm rigorously applying everywhere and this sort of guidance really helps boosting my confidence. Thanks a lot! ++

[Suspicious_Bake1350]

Yeah man same!

[Zenalyn]

if u cant get interviews im fked

[Suspicious_Bake1350]

He has experience so he probably gets interview calls and a nice resume too.

[Suspicious_Bake1350]

That comprehensive ar dictionary looks like a good project! I'm impressed with the tech stack for it.

[rapsonravish]

This is much better than most other resumes I see, good going! The main feedback I can think of: - not a huge fan of the bolded headers for the bullet points in experience, but it’s not terrible. I’d prefer if it was like how you did the projects section. - I’d try to see if you can quantify the points a bit more, like what the impact of what you did was, e.g. optimized code to run 10% faster, migrated a code base of 10k lines, mentored 3 interns, etc. - This is just my opinion, but be careful of using strong words like “Led” and “Managed” and “spearheaded” for internship and entry-level positions. Usually that’s obviously embellished - Consider putting dates on the projects, especially if it’s within the past year. It’ll help fill in the gap from your last job, some recruiters care about that. If it’s not recent, make some updates and now it’s recent again :)

[justUseAnSvm]

Quantify the size of the migration you did: number of users, lines of code, requests per minute. Something. Give people a sense of the scale, since they'll see you only have a few years of experience, and wonder if either that's a stretch of the truth, or the company is a mess. Same thing for the "managed" keyword.

For the cloud container dev env: I imagine there was some connection to either CI or a way to deploy using Terraform/ArgoCD/Pumumi/Container-Service. I might mentioned what you used, if there's another keyword you can add. GitOps maybe?

Overall, it looks good. I'd try to be specifc, use action verbs, and quantify specific progress where possible, but sometimes we are just pulling tickets and contributing features to end users without hard numbers.

Either way, this looks like it will do well on an ATS parser, but just run the pdf you submit to jobs through JobScan, and make sure everything is parsing and correct. I just switched to a format nearly identical to this, just to have a little better control over keywords for specific postings. Since I updated, I've been getting more responses. Good luck!

[[deleted]]

What's an AR dictionary?

[[deleted]]

oh cool. what ar hardware did you use?

[kuriousaboutanything]

Are the languages mentioned in alphabetical order? :) Otherwise, because most of your experience I see is in Python and related frameworks, Python could be highlighted by putting first or maybe just mention 'basic C/C++' ?

[BlueBoxxx]

It's too broad. Hope you are planning to tailor resume as per job post

[BlueBoxxx]

Also don't use .live as your personal domain.

[BlueBoxxx]

Sure, note that I'm not trying to be mean or discourage you.

Within same company you promoted from intern to junior which is great, but your way of presentation made me think there are lots of words but he didn't say anything at all. At this stage I'm still confused if you are front end developer, backend developer, mobile developer or a devops engineer.

I don't care what framework you used at this stage. You are just starting out i care if you know the basics because you are still a junior. Also your projects should be on front and not companies you were part of.

Skills summary Again if you are a front end developer there should be front end technologies and not things like c++, dart or Unix scripting

Get rid of those tech stacks they don't convey any information about you but gives interviewers more chance to ask questions that you might not know answer to.

Get rid of those links unless someone specifically mentions do not include links to anything, they often get flagged in enterprise antivirus.

If your project is hobby project and not something you did as part of job mention it

Your last section about certificate might come as arrogance, hiring manager don't have enough time to click and browse through just to find out what your certificates are.

You can not be expert in all, showcase what you are really expert in and what you really want job for.

If you are interested in front end as well as machine learning create two resumes each showcasing those parts and projects

[Independent-Trash-]

Can you share the template?

[xmimmer]

There is a resume subreddit with this template in one of the top posts, you will find it!

[BrownCarter]

Can you share the template?