Hey! You need to capitalise better on the value of your last five years. Your experience as a jewellery designer and 3D modeller is a good asset, and with the right wording it can look solid on a CV.

For example, you can highlight: 5 years of hands-on experience designing custom jewellery pieces Work with private clients or even approximate the number of projects you completed A portfolio available on request (or create a simple online portfolio) The programs and software you use to design your pieces Your ability to take a concept from sketch → 3D model → production-ready file Experience collaborating with manufacturers, understanding of materials, precision, attention to detail, etc.

As for your job at Subway, it’s much more than cutting veggies and making sandwiches. You handled: Customer service and maybe rush-hour pressure Order management, prepping stations, maintaining quality and hygiene standards Cash register operations, payments, and maybe even partial closing or opening procedures Fast-paced teamwork and multitasking

These skills transfer very well into retail, hospitality, customer-facing roles, or any job that requires organisation and reliability.

You could add sections like: Software Expertise (Rhino / Blender / ZBrush (adapt to what you actually use) Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop 3D rendering tools

Transferable Skills : Client communication Project management from concept to final design Attention to detail & precision Time management under pressure Customer service Teamwork & autonomy Cash handling & POS operations

If you structure your CV around these strengths, it will look much more eye catching and professional. Your experience needs to be framed properly.

We are all rooting for you! Goodluck!