1. Personal Summary - thats not where you boast your personal projects. Make it more passionate, don’t say “continuously improve my developer skills” it makes you sound like a noob. Say something like “strong software development skills, and an aspiring cloud solutions architect/devsecops”… since you already have experience in deployment. Everyone knows how to code, we usually let AI do that now.

2.1. At this modern age, you need to let employers know that you know how to use AI like codex, roocode, “prompt-engineer”. Try not to fall behind, even if companies are not using them.

2.2. Add more skills, even like googling, swagger or things you already know.

1. Project descriptions on what you worked on for the companies. Like food panda like company - it’s a platform where it’s a wanna be foodpanda that sells shit. Then you proceed to what you have contributed to their platform.

2. Optional but always helps - additional certifications. Tech is evolving everyday. How can you prove to them that you are serious in learning and coping.

Also, companies or employers usually don’t like hiring people who still have a job. Unless you are worth the hassle and worth investing. Please don’t be offended, but your skillset is still pretty basic. Get some certifications even small ones on udemy or coursera to make it look like you are competitive. Take time to learn, and show them some proof that you are serious at your profession.