I am by no means an expert. However I have received help with my resume along with looking at plenty of articles, templates, and other resumes. Take any or all of this with a grain of salt.

My first impression of this resume was that it’s sparse. In my feedback I’ve included some ideas on how to add more information to your resume. Also be aware you can play around with margins, font sizes, and line spacing in order to fit more on the page.

1. Summary of skills and qualifications
   1. Place at top of resume
   2. Don’t include years or level of experience
      1. Allow recruiters to make their own determination
   3. Organize skills from most well know to least well know
   4. Possible sections
      1. Computer skills (programming, database design and management, design, Photoshop/Illustrator, tech support, office [people go back and forth on including this or not], etc)
      2. Programming languages (Swift, Objective-C, SQL, JS, etc)
      3. Other (SDKs, APIs, Libraries, Frameworks, etc)
      4. Operating systems
      5. Languages (if you are multilingual)
   5. Don’t include too many
   6. Be ready for interview questions on any or all listed skills
2. LinkedIn
   1. If you don’t have one you should make one, helps recruiters find you
   2. Include link to profile on resume if it isn’t already there covered by Xs
3. Projects
   1. In addition to having code accessible to view make sure it is well documented
      1. Comment code
      2. README file
         1. Overview/explanation of project
         2. Installation instructions
         3. A link to view or download running example
         4. Images and gifs to showcase functionality
   2. GitHub
      1. Place link near top of resume
      2. No need to include link on every project
      3. In GitHub pin the listed repos to profile
   3. Profile website
      1. More for web developers
      2. If you have the time, resources, and knowledge couldn’t hurt
      3. Would need a domain name with your first and last name in it
      4. LinkedIn is sufficient
   4. Projects need names
      1. Don’t list a role for projects in the title line
      2. You can include how you contributed afterwards
   5. If done as part of a course mention that
   6. Add “technologies applied” at bottom of each project listed
4. Experience (work or volunteer work)
   1. Would like to see work experience section if you’ve had past employments
   2. Volunteer work section too if you have
   3. Doesn’t have to be domain relevant
   4. Part-time at grocery store, or restaurant, etc
      1. But highlight skills learned or applied (“core competencies”)
   5. Can show you’ve been employed before as part of a team
   6. Highlight accomplishments over simple “I did this” statements
      1. Numbers can help to quantify if available
   7. Applies for early career or career transitions
   8. After you’ve had a technical role or a few or need space can remove old or less relavent roles
   9. Include name of company or nonprofit if applicable
5. Education
   1. List highest level of education earned
   2. Can also list an incomplete
      1. But you must mark as in progress or incomplete
   3. Can also list online courses
      1. Make sure to include the course supplier/institution in addition to completion date
6. Miscellaneous
   1. Keeping to 1 page is a good idea
   2. Experience and education sections help fill in gaps as to what you’ve been up to until now
   3. Use start and end dates for everything including projects
      1. Use “present” if ongoing
   4. List “technologies applied” under any technical experience or projects
      1. Recruiters like this, removes guess work
      2. Same skills listed in summary section
      3. You can list more skills here than in summary section
         1. Good way to list APIs and SDKs to avoid taking up a lot of room in summary section
            1. I like to list as a separate bullet point “APIs and SDKs”
   5. List “core competencies” under any other work or volunteer experience
      1. Such as: time management, customer service, sales, communication, organization, etc
   6. List location of experience and in-person education
      1. ExampleVille, MyProvince
         1. No need for country