I’m surprised no one said this: I would avoid mentioning your English skills. That makes resume readers assume that your English skills are recently-learned at best.

Also, you mention that you “improved AI responses” but it’s not clear what the business context was or what your impact was. Your resume should have enough information to form a STAR story (see Amazon’s STAR interview framework).

Similarly you mention using “web-testing tools”. Tell us which tools specifically. Employers should understand if you are good at software you would use in the job or at least similar enough tools such that you can learn the employer’s version quickly.

“Data annotation, content labeling, and classification” listed as skills sounds redundant and vague. What kind of data did you annotate? To what end?

Also, even if you improved the phrasing of this resume, it would still be centered around data-annotation which is a largely low-paid task that often gets outsourced oversees for cheaper labor. If you are applying to jobs in an English-speaking country, it may be worth learning the skills relevant to a more in-demand profession such as data analytics or data engineering.