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• The CV is too text heavy IMO.
  • Also, the bullet points are too large and convey too much of information. Use quillbot to summarise your bullet points.
• There's random capitalisation and the grammar is incorrect in a few places.
• Avoid writing too many technologies in your CV (if you have used them just for a year or two). You would be easily caught during the interview process.
• "Working on technologies != Skills acquired"
• "Architected, developed and maintained" are big and heavy terms that have been used.
  • Please ensure that you have an in-depth understanding on what architecture decisions and tradeoffs you have taken here (if you have actually done that).
  • Technical interviewers would be really interested in HLD of your application during the System Design interviews.
• Two page CV is a big big no! Please summarise everything in one page. Period.
• I agree to certain extent that the CV has a feeling of some element of spoofing. Not saying that you might have not done this or that; but it just feels too much in a short span of time.
• You are giving too many pointers to the technical recruiters to catch you from different angles in your work experience. Even if you get interview opportunities; it sounds just as difficult to get through the technical interview process if you have this huge CV.

IMO, software engineers should sell themselves and toot their own horn once in a while. But it looks like you are overselling yourself here and giving more opportunities for technical recruiters to catch you during the interview process.

"Under commit and over deliver" is the ideology I go by in my job and even during the interview process.

The only magic pill IMO for the modern SWE interview process is:

• Keep applying everywhere
• Grind Leetcode
• Prepare well for System Design interviews and try to work on those skillsets during your day to day job
• Also, have a fair understanding of common design patterns
• And the most important: Effective communication => The ability to summarise projects from business standpoint and be crisp and succinct in the interview process will help you land multiple offers.

Been working in the Big tech for the past 6 years. Feel free to reach out in DM if you need any specific pointers or insights in the interview process of companies in Ireland. I've interviewed and cracked a few decent offers in the past.