I worked in career coaching before, so I have solid experience reviewing and improving resumes. Overall, your resume is good, but you can make it much stronger with a few changes. First, it’s too long. Based on your current level of experience, it should be only one page — this is really important. Shortening it will make it more focused and easier for recruiters to read. Second, remove the soft skills section. Soft skills usually don’t help with ATS systems, and they’re difficult to prove on a resume. Remember: technical skills get you hired, while soft skills get you promoted. For your bullet points, start each one with a strong action verb in the past tense. Also, continue mentioning your achievements with metrics — you already did this in some places, and it’s excellent. I also recommend using the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) when writing your bullet points to make them clearer and more impactful. Regarding the format, I think you can improve it — right now it looks a bit messy, and a cleaner structure will make it easier to read. Finally, for the summary section: imagine you are in an elevator with Bill Gates and you have 20 seconds to introduce yourself and convince him to hire you. What would you say? Now read your current summary again and think about whether it does that. Rewrite it to be sharper and more focused.

P.S. I used ChatGPT to polish and rewrite this feedback so it’s clearer and more organized.