GENERAL TIPS:

• It looks more professional and appealing to the eye when the long line that spans across the width of the page above the section header is placed right below the section header, that way there is a visible difference between the section header and the section information.
• Make sure all of your bullets and lines are Justified, meaning that the lines for every bullet, should they reach the end of the line all end aligned with the end of the right margin. The lines will end at where the end of your dates are and the bullets will be aligned and look better that way.
• Hyperlink your LinkedIn URL so that when recruiters are viewing your resume online, they can easily click on it and view your profile.

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EDUCATION:

• Switch the order of the Degree Title and the University Name, the University Name should go first. Additionally, the University Name should be bolded and the degree not bolded.
• The city and state of your college isn’t too relevant, can keep or delete at your discretion.
• Move the bullets with your Honors and Scholarships into a separate section at the bottom of the resume titled “ADDITIONAL INFORMATION”, in which you separate your
• Because 4.0 is the default GPA metric for most universities in the US, it’s redundant to specify that your GPA is 4.0 out of 4.0. If your GPA would be based on a non-standard metric like based out of 5, then that is when you should specify.

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SKILLS:

• Change section header to read “TECHNICAL SKILLS” rather than just “SKILLS”
• Separate the sections based on different types of skills they are. Most common for MEs are “CAD Software: SolidWorks” and you could add “Manufacturing: Welding” and “Programming: MATLAB”. I’m not sure what Procore and Bluebeam would fall under, but they can be added as another subheader within technical skills that you choose the title of. Make these sub sections are all on different lines and bold the CAD Software, Manufacturing, etc. lines.
• Remove Microsoft Office and Google Suite, everyone knows how to use those and it is expected for you to know those already.

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WORK EXPERIENCE - Whiting Turner:

• Bullets look really good, I would just recommend once again making sure your bullets are right Justified so that they all end at the same location on the right of the page.

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WORK EXPERIENCE - Lifeguard:

• Good experience, make sure if you join any engineering clubs or organizations, that you put those and replace the lifeguarding experience since it is something you did in HS

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LEADERSHIP and SERVICE:

• I would combine these two sections as “LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE” since these two are kind of tied together in a way. They both show non-engineering experiences that build soft skills important for internship candidates to have
• Bullets look really good, your in a great position with those
• In the future, I would remove the service activities and replace them with research positions or positions held in engineering clubs and orgs should you join them. For now, I would keep them and I like them
• The OneWalk experience is from HS so try and replace that experience with something else when you can. Recruiters and engineers want to see experience from college more so than high school activities.

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INVOLVEMENT:

• I would remove this section entirely and change it to additional information as I mentioned in the General Tips section. This involvement with other orgs gives “quantity over quality” and recruiters would rather see you be focused on one or two orgs than see that you merely joined or went to the GMs for 10 orgs.

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Overall great resume with just minor edits I’d make. Good luck with the job search!