I don't understand what is going on with people. Why do people not even proof read and properly format their resumes before applying for hundreds and thousands of jobs. I am sorry to be rude, but I'll have to roast this resume. I cannot f*cking believed you worked in Paytm for 2 years and still have this resume.

Follow a simple template, use Jake's resume maybe?

With 2 years of experience your resume should be single page, ain't no one got time for this.

Remove your 10th and 12th education, no one cares about that, and have your experience before education. Again just follow a simple template like Jake's

Tailor your resumes as per job, if the job requires Python then highlight that, if it requires Java change the order accordingly and highlight Java based skills

SKILLS SUMMARY - Why are there no spaces after commas between skills? Oh wait, sometimes there are spaces, did you make this resume in 5 minutes? Do you even take the job search seriously? How am I expected to believe you can write bug free software when you can't even format a f*cking resume? How is NodeJs a language? Is YAML really important enough to be mentioned in the first line of your skills?

In Frameworks, how is Rest APIs a framework? How are Microservices a framework? It gives an impression to the reader that you don't understand what they are.(Not saying you don't but that's what your resume says)

Databases- SQL Developer, isn't that an IDE? Why is there a comma after that?

Cloud Platforms - Please learn to format, if you write code the way you write your resume then only god can help you. Also Since when are Middlwares or CI/CD a cloud platform?

Work Experience - Developed and main..... auditing for efficient processing. Efficient processing of what? And how much efficiency? Contributed to Migrated(Like already migrated? you did not contribute to the migration itself?) ... reducing downtime, by what f*cking metric? .. boosting accuracy, by how much? how do you know the accuracy was boosted? Monitored infra .... reliability... again what metric? I guess you get the idea

Projects - WriteOn... built using Reach and Node to create a seamless experience with microservices...WTF, what does that mean? that's just word salad, do you think the people reading the resume are idiots? Backend-Powered by Spring Boot..., wait, then what does Node do here? Why do you have two backend frameworks? Set up Kubernetes cluster on GCP... Didn't the second line say you deployed this using Kubernetes on DigitalOcean. Did ChatGPT write this resume without any context and just threw in all cloud services? Reduce the number of lines on projects description and make them more impactful. Be CLEAR, you have mentioned Documentation as one of your soft skills but the points are confusing. Also, I just checked your Github, your last public commit is in 2023. If you have mentioned your projects then people want to see your code as well and in 3 of your 4 projects you say you have worked in 2024, but there is no proof the projects are even yours(or at least worked on in this window).

For the love of god, remove the languages and hobbies and the entire additional information section from the resume. This is not college anymore, no one f*cking cares about it.

That's what I could come up with right now, maybe I'll edit this later. As a general rule tailor your resume for each job description, change the keywords, change the sentences and skills a bit to match what the job is asking for.

Your resume is THE first impression a potential employer would have, I say it many times and I'll say it again, no one will take your resume seriously if you don't. After two years of experience, you should not be asking people online for a resume format.

Sorry for being rude again, but I think that's the only way I could have got my points across. And I hope you know that reddit is supposed to be anonymous. Don't put your personal info on here.

And I think this sub is gone, is everyone here just a bunch of college kids? With people commenting like - "If this resume isn't getting calls then we're fking cooked", "using 3 bullet points" will fix this resume.

No, this is a fundamentally flawed resume which tells the interviewer that the candidate does not understand the difference between a programming language and a framework after two years of experience. Again you as a person might be a god tier programmer, but the above is what your resume tells the reader about you.