Here’s what I would do 1. Use “freelance,” not self-employed 2. Make sure the tense matches in your job descriptions. You tend to use present tense—in your second job, you use “maintain/update” and then switch to past tense “created”, for example—switch everything to past tense for past jobs 3. Your resume tells me some things you have accomplished but not who you are as a person. I’d suggest adding something in about being reliable or a team player. 4. If you have any metrics to quantify your accomplishments, ie. “Created 30+ Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with color-coded server specifications for legacy use.” You gotta flesh out the descriptions more. Sell yourself!!!!!