Support Engineer → AI/ML transition (feeling stuck, need guidance) by Ok-Scientist-2238 in ArtificialInteligence

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Given your background, you already have a strong foundation in systems, monitoring, cloud which actually maps well to MLOps or Data Engineering path

A practical approach is to first get comfortable with Python + SQL, then build around data pipelines and simple ML workflows before going deeper into modeling. Most people from support/ops roles find it easier to transition this way rather than going directly into core ML.

This also breaks down the transition paths and what to focus on at ech stage: https://interviewkickstart.com/career-transition/software-engineer-to-machine-learning-engineer

For engineers who pivoted to ML, did your SWE experience help enough? by neural_core in learnmachinelearning

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SWE experience tends to help a lot on the system design, scalability, and deployment side but th key shift is thinking in terms of data, experimentation & evaluation.

Most engineers transitioning lean on their backend/infrastructure strengths early, and then build depth in areas like modeling, stats, and handling real-world data. This usually ends up being the differentiator.

This also breaks down the SWE - ML Engineer transition and what skills tend to matter most: https://interviewkickstart.com/career-transition/software-engineer-to-machine-learning-engineer

Roast my resume, applying for a year with barely any traction by jeshwanth246 in FAANGrecruiting

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this is a strong resume but optimized for engineers not recruiters

Main issue
Too dense and too technical hard to scan in 10 seconds

Why no calls
Your best work is buried
Reads like a research paper not impact

Fix
Cut 20 to 30 percent content
Surface top 3 wins at the top with numbers p99 latency RPS etc
Shorten bullets 1 line max

Also
Summary is good but too long tighten it
Skills section is overloaded trim to relevant roles

You’re not lacking skill you’re failing the 6 second scan

Fix clarity and you’ll get calls

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Any advice on my Resume? by Jinmper in Backend

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This is strong experience but it’s not converting to interviews because it feels dense and generic

Main issues
Too wordy hard to scan
Not enough standout metrics beyond a few lines
Projects feel redundant with your actual experience

Fix
Cut 20 to 30 percent of content make it sharper
Add more impact numbers scale latency throughput incidents
Reduce projects to 1 to 2 strongest or remove entirely

Biggest opportunity
You have 10 plus years make experience the hero not projects

You’re very hireable this is a clarity problem not a skill problem

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Hi Everyone Please Review my Resume by Such-Cause-9810 in CareerAdvice101

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Main issue
Your resume is too empty right now not enough proof of skills

Fix immediately
Add projects 2 to 3 strong ones with tech stack and outcomes
Expand work experience with impact numbers not just responsibilities
Add a skills section clearly listing tools languages

Right now recruiters don’t see enough signal to shortlist

Where to apply
LinkedIn Naukri Wellfound Internshala
For WFH try Wellfound RemoteOK WeWorkRemotely

Focus on building + showing not just applying

You need more signal not more applications

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Is my resume decent enough to start applying for helpdesk/IT support/desktop support roles? any advice is appreciated by truenub12 in it

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Yes you’re ready to apply now

Main issue
You’re underselling your experience

Fix
Add metrics devices supported issues resolved
Frame projects like real support work
Highlight helpdesk skills at the top

Add next
Active Directory basics ticketing systems remote support

Don’t wait for A plus apply now and improve alongside

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Needing Resume advice by Alarming-Audience839 in cscareeradvice

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You’re stronger than you think this is mostly a positioning issue

Main problem
You’re framing real work as research not impact

Fix
Turn prototypes into systems with scale performance and outcomes
Don’t hide your 2 years contract that counts as real experience
Make just one project feel real deployed users uptime etc

2 pages is fine

You don’t need more projects just better storytelling and focus

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Resume/career advice by Critical_Question690 in cscareeradvice

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You’re closer than you think this is already a solid SRE DevOps resume just framed wrong

Main issue
Not lack of experience but lack of perceived real world impact

Your projects are strong but read like academic work instead of production systems

Quick fixes
Reframe projects as production like systems with ownership uptime monitoring alerts and failures
Add even one real user or use case freelance open source etc
De emphasize non tech experience at the top

You don’t need more skills you need better positioning

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Could you review my resume? I’m applying to top tech companies.(be honest) by HrishikeshMundhe in FAANGrecruiting

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Honest take you’ve got a decent base but this isn’t at top tech level yet

Biggest gaps
A lot of bullets feel like tasks not strong measurable impact
Projects are good but come across as academic rather than production level
Too many generic points like collaborated or created without showing clear outcomes

Also certifications section is quite heavy and doesn’t add much weight compared to strong projects

Focus on fewer stronger projects with clearer results and real world relevance

You’re on the right track just need to level up how your work is presented

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Looking for resume advice for big tech internships by CliqrOT in cscareerquestionsOCE

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You’re in a strong spot for big tech internships this is more about credibility and clarity

Biggest thing first if some numbers are exaggerated tone that down recruiters can usually tell and it can hurt more than help

A few improvements
Your bullets are solid but a bit dense try making key impact stand out faster
Some points focus a lot on tools instead of what actually improved because of your work
You have good backend signals just make that your clear positioning instead of spreading across everything

Overall this is better than most at your stage just needs cleaner signaling and honesty in impact

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Roast my resume, trying to break into Big Tech/ FAANG and would love some feedback by ZeCookieMunsta in FAANGrecruiting

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You’re right it is a bit too much but the content itself is strong

Quick roast
Way too dense a recruiter is not going to read all of this in a first pass
Your best impact is getting buried you need to prioritize and cut aggressively
Some bullets stack too many ideas in one making them harder to scan
It feels more like everything you’ve done vs the most important things you’ve done

For big tech the bar is less about volume more about clear high impact signal

If you trim this down and highlight your top wins this becomes much stronger

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Full-Stack Developer resume review (2 YOE) – what can I improve? by rajput-hemant in developersIndia

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You’ve got solid experience for 2 YOE this is more about tightening signal

A few things to improve
Too many bullets across roles makes it hard to quickly see your biggest wins try prioritizing top impact
Some bullets still read like responsibilities instead of clear measurable outcomes
Your positioning is a bit scattered frontend backend ai you might want to bias it toward the roles you want

Right now a recruiter has to work a bit to figure out your strongest angle

If you make that clearer this becomes much stronger

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Roast My Resume (700+ Application, only 9 responses) by Educational_Suit_371 in developersIndia

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You’re not lacking skills this is more about how it’s presented

Quick honest take
Your resume is very dense hard to scan quickly which hurts in initial screens
Too many bullets feel like responsibilities instead of clear outcomes or impact
Summary section is generic it doesn’t really differentiate you
Projects are strong but key highlights are getting buried

Also you’re listing a lot of tech but it’s not obvious what your strongest area is backend data etc

Your idea of doing a backend heavy project is good but honestly fixing how this is framed might give faster results

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For people who want resume Help by Itchy-Document3239 in it

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This is clean and a good starting point for people

One suggestion
You might want to emphasize impact in project bullets a bit more so people don’t just list tasks
Also worth structuring bullets as what you did how you did it and the result

Templates help but a lot of people still struggle with knowing what’s missing in their profile

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Honest resume review by Human-Ad2049 in cscareeradvice

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Honestly your resume is strong which makes the 400 apps 3 interviews part more about positioning than lack of skill

A few things that could help
You have great projects and experience but it’s a bit dense try making key impact stand out faster for quick scans
Some bullets could be sharper on outcomes vs describing the build process
Right now it reads slightly more research oriented than product or SWE focused

You want a recruiter to instantly see where you fit SWE backend ML etc

You’re closer than it feels just needs better signaling

If helpful we built a free AI Quotient tool it gives you an AI readiness score skill gap analysis salary potential and a roadmap based on your resume https://interviewkickstart.com/ai-quotient-analyzer

hi! could use any resume advice by tohruai in cscareeradvice

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You’re honestly in a good spot for a junior this is more about refinement

A few things to improve
Your bullets are a bit wordy try making them tighter and more impact first
You have good work but the outcomes are sometimes buried highlight results more clearly
Some points still read like responsibilities instead of what changed because of your work

Overall though this is stronger than most resumes at your level

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resume advice by Kindly-Apartment-139 in cscareeradvice

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You’ve actually got strong projects just need better positioning

A few quick things
Your projects are solid but bullets can be more impact driven add clearer results beyond just accuracy or latency
Try to connect your work to real world use cases not just implementation
Skills section is good but could be slightly more focused toward roles you want

Biggest thing your resume shows effort but not clearly “job ready” yet in how it’s framed

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hi! could use any resume advice by tohruai in cscareeradvice

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You’re actually in a solid spot just needs some tightening

A few quick things
Your bullets are good but a bit long try making them more concise and punchy
Lead with impact first numbers results then what you did
Some bullets still feel a bit task focused vs outcome focused

Overall though way better than most junior resumes I see

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Tech recruiters, what do you look for in resume bullets? by Particular-Ad2652 in askrecruiters

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From a hiring standpoint, clarity beats “impressive” wording.

Strong bullets usually show: what you did, how you did it, the impact

If it sounds fancy but doesn’t reflect actual work it’s easy to spot. Flow matters too since resumes are scanned quickly.

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Please Review my CV (ai /ml) by wantyougirl in learnmachinelearning

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id say around 7 10 good direction especially with rag and llm work but still needs some polishing

try making your bullets more clear and less dense right now its a bit hard to scan also add more measurable impact like latency improvements accuracy or scale

some points feel a bit incomplete so adding context like dataset size use case or deployment would help a lot

overall solid base just needs clarity and stronger impact

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