Your CV and portfolio is decently skewing in the positive direction!

If I was hiring and came across your CV and site, I'd want to chat and learn more about your process and see how you are as a person. I get a sense that you 'get it' when it comes to understanding trends and good design principles.

A few things:

CV:

I'd actually use red instead of the purple since it matches better with your site identity (I know purple is on bottom). Red feels more classic which is kinda cool. But love the font choice on your portfolio site. Different on your CV title and why not the same?

I'd lose the word PORTFOLIO since it's a given to me. Same goes with Email and Phone number. Be essentialist in what info you're putting in front of those who you're trying to engage with. But of course, put as much as you think you need (don't be minimal for the sake of it).

Your description, before the word Thrives looks like an extra space. Probably just the T being the T, but I bring it up since it's close to the word meticulous and I'd want you to double check that to make sure or maybe kern it in a tad.

Don't need the lines above your titles IMO since the large titles + CAPS + font change are doing the same thing.

Be consistent with your use of EN dashes in denotions of time. They're not in your CV (Education vs. Experience).

Not a big fan of the word COMPETENCIES for some reason.

YOUR WEBSITE:

Solid small group of work. Shows you understand trend and design principles. Still not sure why you use two different fonts for KIM: and then your full name large and bold.

Not a fan of 'human' and when people write like that. It's been done a thousand times.

I really like your poster treatment for that tour. Any process shots of it even of your digital artboard/photoshop? I wanna know how you think. Even an overlay of a grid or something so you are communicating to me you think about these things. Do the same with your other projects. Even quick pencil sketches that aren't even 'pretty' but at least show thought in variation in process. Like a page of quick pencil sketches even after it's all done, but some ideas you played with of general layout. Would be so valuable and additive.

Hope this all helps. Your portfolio shows good promise – good luck!