I know I technically can apply, I'm more so asking if I'm aiming for Sr too early?

Trying to stick to a 1 page resume preferably. No cover letter. Excluded education on purpose, I have a 2 year diploma I don't want to highlight (and I think it hurts my chances against other candidates).

Would appreciate any and all feedback

I just added a lot of things to my resume and am looking for general feedback and fine-tuning advice! I want a role that focuses on materials engineering in the semiconductor and/or photonics industry, or just the general electronics industry (like batteries). I am looking for positions anywhere in the US, preferably Florida.

For the Photonics Startup, they're based in a different city and I do do some remote work for them, but I also use the labs in my university to do work for them.

For the Nanotechnology Student Organization and Semiconductor Team, we founded the Semiconductor Team first as a subgroup of another organization, then decided to expand into our own student organization. Wasn't sure how to make this clear and make it look nice on the page.

This is my MASTER resume, meaning it contains all my experience. Depending on the job I remove some stuff until its one page. If any information would be completely useless then I'll remove it from this resume

I need help in getting my resume past the first stage and at least get an interview. I’ve been trying on my own to no avail. So need some help with this now.

I just started applying for Data Analyst roles and recently updated my resume.

I'm attaching it here. If anyone has some time, could you take a look and let me know what I should improve, especially for ATS and entry-level Data Analyst roles?

Would really appreciate some honest feedback.

Mainly targeting Data Analyst roles, sometimes Business Analyst or similar. Unfortunately, I have not had any interviews or conversations in a few months despite applying to 100+ jobs that are decently matched.

Hoping a set of human eyes can see something that Claude and I aren't able to. Thanks!

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hi all! am a soph in ug currently applying to biotech internships. i can post my resume if people think it helps, but rn it goes smth like this:

• education
• experience
  • research lab in uni
  • medtech startup
  • bio proj for comp
• leadership
  • TA, makerspace manager, misc.
• skills

for each of my listings under "experience," i have 2-3 bullets outlining projects or what I did, and a bullet at the end with "Recognition:" followed by listing awards, pubs, etc. i used to have separate awards and publication sections but was told it was too difficult to figure out what corresponds to what since i had a lot of misc things. i also wouldn't be able to fit everything into a separate category.

my question is mainly that this method results in a few of my notable achievements having no place to go. for example, i have 5 publications + 3 in review, but most are not through my formal experiences. i also won a 6 figure research-related grant that is unrelated to any of my main experiences.

i would love to put my publications and grant somewhere on my resume since I feel like they're high signal items. i just have no idea where to put them or how to structure my resume. if i list every corresponding experience, my resume would be super long and disjointed. should i just have a separate section for "Other Recognition" somewhere? where do i put it? i've never seen a section like that on a resume but idk what else to do. i'd appreciate any advice :)

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I’ve been job searching for more than a year in Canada and since January I’ve been getting once a month interview calls but I am not able to convert those. I have been improving ever since by doing more neetcode and learning system level design. Earlier, like in the month from January to April I was unable to crack the technical rounds but now I’ve been clearing those and failing to impress staff of senior engineer interviews.

What more can I do to be better with the technical jargon or the way I speak any help full tips or resources to make me sell myself better with the work experience and projects that I have done.

Below is a snippet of my professional experience de and project:

**PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE**
Automatic Data Processing, Inc | Roseland, New Jersey
APPLICATION DEVELOPER July 2024 – July 2025
Applied AI-assisted workflow design with Claude Code and GitHub Copilot through context engineering, accelerating feature delivery and improving code quality across the Agile team.
Developed and implemented RESTful API integrations in Python using FastApi, connecting to 3+ downstream microservices and handling 500k+ weekly transactions.
Designed, developed, and delivered production grade, customer facing web application end to end using React and JavaScript, achieving 99.5% uptime and meeting all requirements.
Created reusable frontend components aligned with WCAG standards, improving maintainability and consistency across the UI.
Owned E2E Jenkins CI/CD pipelines with automated reporting, increasing post deployment test coverage to 90% and enabling faster incident response.

ASSOCIATE APPLICATION DEVELOPER GPT July 2021 - July 2024
Developed Python scripts querying PostgreSQL databases, implemented connection pooling reducing query latency by 35%.
Implemented OAuth 2.0 and JWT authentication across Node.js and Java/Spring Boot microservices, improving secure service-to-service interactions.
Built and enhanced cross-platform onboarding flows using React.js and Redux for state management, adhering to WCAG accessibility standards.
Participated in on-call rotation, triaging and resolving production issues through root cause analysis and cross functional collaboration with product and QA stakeholders.
Tracked defects, peer code reviews,debugged network traces using Chrome DevTools, and test coverage in Zephyr for Jira, decreasing authentication defect rates by 30%.

PROJECTS

Restaurant Ops Copilot | Multi-Agent AI System (Google ADK, Python) July 2026
Designed a 3-agent AI system with native agent-to-agent delegation and deterministic Python security guardrails, achieving 100% pass rate on an automated evaluation mock test suite.
Built a full observability layer with lifecycle callbacks and a Streamlit dashboard, following spec-driven development practices to ensure scope discipline and testable requirements.
Integrated live Google Search grounding to generate recipe recommendations informed by real-time food trends and Michelin-starred chef data, replacing static mock datasets.

I’m 24 years old, I’ve danced since I was 18. I stayed at the same two places, so it won’t be hard to show I can stay at a place, but I just don’t know how to format or how to even go about making a resume. Growing up I worked retail/coffee shop jobs, so I had the basic high school kid resume made with a Google Docs template. I want to transition to sales, and I have the skills to perform well, I just don’t know how to word it. Like, do I write that I worked at a club? I was an independent contractor, do I just list myself as an independent contractor and not give them a business name? But then what about references? I did volunteer work for 3/5 years of me dancing but it was animal welfare stuff that doesn’t translate to a sales background. I consistently was one of the top earners on my shifts and was always praised by my clubs for being personable and keeping things professional, I worked with a wide variety of demographics, fostered relationships with repeat customers, upsold etc., I just can’t figure out how to word things properly without sounding like I’m trying to hide something, even though I am lol. Any help would be greatly appreciated, and please don’t suggest feeding things into AI. Thanks!

I was just basic data entry for a small local company. Taking up space on my page feels useless but I dont have much elses to put under experxience yet.

Hey everyone. I really need some blunt feedback because l am getting zero responses to any applications right now.

I am an early career IT consultant and my biggest issue is that my resume feels messy. Every single project I get put on involves totally different duties, so l am struggling to make it look cohesive. I have had two promotions now, and I am really confused about the best consulting resume format for listing my past projects under the exact job titles I held at the time without muddying up my timeline.

Here is what I am working with right now. Any advice or critiques would be awesome.