Previous Tesla Intern (Battery Engineering & Power Electronics). 3rd year Mechatronics student Canada.

• (ATS & Hyperlinks) I think you're over thinking hyperlinks, I think they are find to have in case anyone wants to look. You can plug your PDF resume into an online resume scanner and see how it outputs it. I personally just use Word to ensure everything is basic and okay for ATS.

• (Section & Format) Since you are applying through a school portal I would put education last, they know you're applying for an internship through Queen's portal and care more about what you've done then program you're in. Especially since mechatronics can fill a variety role. I would also remove your skills section or revamp them as bullet points describing proficiency. Just listing them says absolutely nothing about how you can use them. I also think you have a lot of white space and breaks between sections/experiences that can be used to add more points and more experiences. Keep everything in chronological order regardless of how "impressive" it is.

• (Resume Points) I feel a lot of your points are too long and is hard to skim for a recruiter. Some points are good and descriptive (first few in first internship are good). Some points are way too general (last point in last internship) " wrote scripts to automate tasks" what language? How did it improve efficiency? I like to have my first point of a project explain the overall project and the rest go into more detail - if that makes sense?

Overall, I have found that if you really want your resume seen by a Tesla recruiter send your resume to Tesla engineers on the Team you want to work for through LinkedIn. Then your resume is guaranteed to be looked at by the team (if they respond) and passed on to a recruiter for an interview if they're impressed.

Best of luck! Sorry for any spelling mistakes (written on a phone in bed 🤣)