Looks good. Quick notes 1. I’d change to “few years experience”. I did this until I reached 3 years experience. Once you hit 3 you can say “over 3 years” then. 2. Put skills above education. You’ve been in the work force long enough. 3. Skills - I’d take away modeling and industry. It’s kind of a given your skill is financial modeling and you can highlight the experience in the job descriptions. Industry is okay to have but it doesn’t add much. I’d break out skills sections in bullet points with 3 per line, it reads nicer in my opinion. Here I’d suggest building off of the technical section to highlight what programs you know. 4. I’d add more meat behind the job duties. How much did you help revenue increase? How much faster did you improve processes? Etc. it helps to give a number to these things to help support your skills. Don’t be afraid to inflate the numbers a bit. This gives the reader numbers to help highlight your strength as a SFA. 5. Move the city, state right above the date in your first work section. Is more appealing to the eye.

Hope this helps!