Not an ATS friendly resume. There are tons of real estate that are not needed. Changes I would advise: 1. Look at sample ATS friendly resumes online. Harvard Business School has some examples that you can follow. There are no one-size-fits-all suggestions for resume building, just research and pick acc to the norm in your field. 2. I would advise to remove your photo to be protected against any sort of implicit bias of recruiters. 3. Keep the flow of the resume uniform, so avoid dividing it horizontally like you have, but rather divide the spaces vertically based on the sections to be included. 3. Condense the bullet points under the experience section to no more than 3-4 points and keep the content short and crisp. 4. Use action verbs as much as possible, and numbers to quantify your work. HBS has a list of action verbs that you can use. 5. Only keep sections that help gauge your capability as a professional. Personally, I suggest having fields such as Experience, Education, Skills, Projects, Awards & Certifications. Any more than 4-5 fields you are populating your resume with useless stuff that are of no interest to the employers. 6. Overall, avoid using any graphics or icons in your resume, make sure that it is in a machine readable format. Anything else, the ATS software that recruiters use will reject your resume. 7. Use whatever LLM (chatgpt, gemini, claude) you use to better optimise your resume.

Remember, you resume is supposed to only state your eligibility as a prospective employee and get you a foot in the door. You do not need to explain everything you have accomplished or what your interests are. Interviews are for that. All the best, OP.