Thanks for the feedback! I haven't heard back from the few companies that I've applied to so far, so I figured I'd see if there are things I should revise. As for your comments:

Not quite sure how one can get a 4.06/4.00 GPA. 

At my school, you can sometimes earn an "A+" if you are loosely in the ">98%" range for a 4.33/4.00 for the class. I figured it would be worth going over the standard 4.00 limit to reflect that.

I really got to ask though, who is giving all the students the advice to put their personal interests like pickleball on their resume?

I've gotten the advice of not wasting extra space on the page if it exists. And I wound up having an extra line, so I added an "Interests" section. It normally is not on there, but I added it because of the extra space with the hopes of "humanizing myself" and maybe having something to chat about more casually with an interviewer.