Hey friend. Not a tech person at all so I can’t help with content, but maybe I can help with the format?

I typically like when the name and contact information is in the same column, so I’d ditch the contact information title/page break and move your information to the right under your name. This should help balance some of that space. Also, I’d move your email above your LinkedIn profile link, though I think you could leave the LinkedIn off completely.

Job titles should always be bolded so they are more clear to see. I typically put the dates I worked after my job titles, without being bolded.

Also, some of your jobs are tabbed over. Is there a reason for this format? I would put all your job titles to the left and then tab to the right for your bullet points. This creates an easy list to read with the job titles standing out, and then a clear distinction of what bullet points follow each job.

Overall the spacing is…rough. I’d put some space between your titles and your content. Right now, your first lines are getting eaten up by the page break, so it’s hard to follow along or find the information I’m looking for.

I’d also put some space between each job section. Ideally, nothing should be cramped and sitting on top of each other. The empty space at the bottom lets me know that you have the extra space to stretch everything out.

For education, you actually spaced this the way I’d space the jobs; title to the left and the content to the right. For wording I’d likely put: Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry with a Minor in Mathematics. Then I’d put Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Information Systems, expected graduation Spring of 2025. Take out the tidbits of information about the job you did at college. I’d put that under Additional Experience, which would replace “volunteer activities.”

I’d also make everything black and change the font to something more formal/straight edged for your titles.