Write
What to say: concise, achievement-oriented copy for every section of your resume.
Writing Style
Short, active sentences that lead with what you achieved, not what you were responsible for.
Contact Info
Keep it to the essentials: name, one email, one phone, one or two relevant links. Nothing else.
Summary
Three or four tailored lines, not generic ones, that say who you are, what you're good at, and what role you want next.
Work Experience
Strong-verb bullets that show results, not a list of duties you were assigned.
Education
Include what's proportional to your career stage, full and prominent early on, brief and low on the page later.
Skills
A relevant, scannable list of keywords, not a decoration with rating bars or star ratings.
Projects
Show impact and technology together, one of the highest-leverage sections for juniors and career switchers.
Other Sections
Awards, certifications, volunteering, and languages earn a spot only when they support the specific role.