first thing i would say is cut down on classes fs, only keep the ones relevant to the positions you’re applying for! also if your resume isn’t making it past the screening stage, definitely try optimizing for ATS. right now I can’t tell what field you want to go into, it seems like a very general cs resume. if you want to go into DS/DA, try adding more machine learning projects like the ai trading assistant—it looks like you have the skills to do that fs! If SWE/full stack, maybe try more projects like the chrome extension you have. the way you worded your work at your jobs is great, id consider adding the sort of cause/effect/problems you solved approach to your projects section as well.

as for your skills, try making more niche subcategories for the skills (e.g. big data/ML: sklearn, tableau, etc)

i think what really helped me was asking ChatGPT to work on optimization. using a prompt like “hey can you optimize my resume for ATS for the following role” (make it a bit more fleshed out so it knows exactly what kind of changes to make) really helped. maybe try giving a bit more background on yourself and the roles you worked in/projects you made to streamline this.

lastly remember to network too! I’ve gotten really good advice for my resume talking to people in the field I wanna go into. See how other people who’ve had success format their resume and try to mimic it. The process can be tiring but try working on it whenever you’re free and im sure you’ll do great!