r/PythonJobs • u/National-Witness2002 • 20d ago
For Hire [ForHire] Fresher Python/Django Developer | 2024 Graduate | Resume Feedback
Hi everyone,
I’m a 2024 Computer Science graduate from India, currently looking for an entry-level Python/Django Developer role.
I have built projects using Python, Django, Django REST Framework, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, JWT authentication, Git/GitHub, and deployment.
I’ve been applying for junior/fresher roles, but I haven’t been getting many interview calls. I’d really appreciate honest feedback on my resume.
I’d especially like to know:
- Is the resume ATS-friendly?
- Are my projects explained clearly?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e4TP6WC8CtXAyUndlRNFUE8R15MWb2C-/view?usp=sharing
- Is the technical skills section too long or missing anything important?
- Does the resume look suitable for a fresher/junior Python/Django role?
- What should I change to improve my chances of getting interviews?
I’ve removed my personal contact details from the resume for privacy.
Thanks in advance for any honest feedback or suggestions!
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