First off, I just shared a link to your resume with @jackdeadman96
above as a suggestion for how he might better format is 2 column resume. I have never seen 2 column resumes before today but yours is very easy to read. I like it!
Since you have so many languages and db's listed I would also add what languages and dbs you used in your work experience section. That way people can gauge how long you have been working with a language. Sometimes it is also helpful to include what level you are with each one. I usually say "Proficient in x, y, z" "Familiar with a, b, c"
I would put Work Experience on top and Education under it especially since that is the most relevant experience you have for a dev job.
I also might swap the Publications and the Languages section since those skills are the first things an employer will look for.
Honestly, besides that I really, really like your formatting. Its neat and catchy at the same time.
Here’s mine! All feedback greatly appreciated!
drive.google.com/file/d/173ULM9h1K...
First off, I just shared a link to your resume with @jackdeadman96 above as a suggestion for how he might better format is 2 column resume. I have never seen 2 column resumes before today but yours is very easy to read. I like it!
Since you have so many languages and db's listed I would also add what languages and dbs you used in your work experience section. That way people can gauge how long you have been working with a language. Sometimes it is also helpful to include what level you are with each one. I usually say "Proficient in x, y, z" "Familiar with a, b, c"
I would put Work Experience on top and Education under it especially since that is the most relevant experience you have for a dev job.
I also might swap the Publications and the Languages section since those skills are the first things an employer will look for.
Honestly, besides that I really, really like your formatting. Its neat and catchy at the same time.
Thank you Molly I appreciate the feedback!