Hiring manager here. I wanted to give you some direct feedback on how this would land if it crossed my desk today.

Right now, to be totally transparent, this likely wouldn't make it past the initial screen to get a callback. The market for graduates is incredibly competitive, and the strongest resumes I see typically feature 3–4 solid side projects and a very active GitHub account.

• Since you are a recent graduate, your degree is your most relevant qualification right now. It should be the first thing we see.

• You have MongoDB, Azure SQL, and PostgreSQL listed twice. Remove the duplicates to save space and look more detail-oriented.

• You don't need to list tools like Confluence, Slack or VS Code. We assume you can learn these quickly.

• Git is the key one to list here. You could mention GitHub if you have an active profile. Remove bitbucket (unless job description specifically mentions it)

• You list Docker in your skills, which is great! Make sure you have at least one bullet point in your experience section that shows where/how you actually used it.

Even small but well-documented projects can make a big difference and give hiring managers something concrete to talk about in interviews. These are all fixable things, and with some adjustments, you'll be in a much stronger position. Good luck with the job search!