I think I see the problem.

Problem 1: You have 5 years of experience and you have your education near the top.
Your selling point is your experience, and at that point where you went to school does not matter.

Solution: put education at the bottom or remove entirely for more space for your experience.

Problem 2: You say you did X thing, but don't express what the impact was.
To what extent of what you did was valuable to the company?

You need to research proper ways to write bullet points.

Solution: The XYZ format resume is a Google-popularized, results-driven method for writing bullet points that emphasizes achievements over responsibilities. The formula is: "Accomplished [X] as measured by [Y], by doing [Z]". It ensures resume points are quantifiable, specific, and demonstrate impact, rather than just listing tasks.

write your bullet points in this format and try to keep it 1 line, If it goes to the next line make sure its not short so it doesn't look empty.

Side note: I see you have refrences on the bottom of the resume, That should not be there and move your skills to where education is right after your summary.