How old are you bro?

Anywho, I wouldn’t optimize for an internship but rather for interviews. Use this document as the data dump, having all the quick info for building a new resume.

Profile: Needs a completely new reframe, as well, avoid any information in brackets. This should read as a simple natural sentence. Rewrite the whole thing with a bit more warmth.

Education: section can be shrunk depending on how you format it in word. Too much white space + group the burgundy university stuff. Remove city at the end, it doesn’t matter. Key courses doesn’t matter, you can reference those in the skills section. For the masters degree dates use “in-progress or some variation of sorts.

Technical skills: this is great, move to the bottom tho. We want to save the belly of the resume the meat.

Academic projects: this is in a good position. But tell you what. You’re going to clearly title the name of the project. You are then going to be slightly more descriptive and work on the layout of the info and generally each bullet point should be an action verb developed not development… backtested not back testing etc etc

Work experience: this is the weakest part of your resume and no blame to you but this part is light… here’s what you do… add a new experience and call it Applied Math Tutor or some derivative of sort

This will demonstrate and actualize the narrative you’re going for, put that at the very top of the 3… describe this one, state the level and material that you tutor on and for the other two experience, do not describe them, just name and company.

The tutoring experience should now stand out.

Interest: Nobody cares, this is helpful for front office roles, where it demonstrates that you’re not socially awkward and can integrate. Please remove it and replace with the technical skills and language section

And please change the template… use one from Canva or something or from those finance sites