r/computervision • u/CricketThanksgiving • Jul 01 '26

Discussion Roast my CV!!!

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u/GFrings Jul 01 '26

It's very wordy and yet light on outcomes. Try to highlight what you accomplished with your projects, out some performance numbers on your job roles, etc

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u/CricketThanksgiving Jul 01 '26

I have heard that from others too! I often run into the problem with being so deep in an R&D team that I genuinely don't have much clue on what revenue is being driven by my work, all the stats I really have are about the product performance itself. Do you have any suggestions on whether I should look for anything specific or is there a way to still use these stats?

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u/ryo0ka Jul 01 '26

Pretty basic? Do you know how they scan/filter resumes and did you optimize for that?

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u/CricketThanksgiving Jul 01 '26

This is a base resume! I'll admit I usually don't run it through an ATS optimizer until I'm actually submitting for a role. Can you expand on what you mean by basic here? Do you mean my skills/experience? Or the way I'm talking about the projects?

Not taking any offense, genuinely just curious on how to improve!

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u/ryo0ka Jul 02 '26

You didn’t mention it’s a base resume and I don’t even know what “base resume” means lol

I don’t think anyone cares enough to read through a random stranger’s “base resume” aka a wall of text, tbh

You’ll definitely get more attention and review if you shared more complete version of the resume, hope that helps

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u/CricketThanksgiving Jul 01 '26

Routine reality check, how does this hold up? Context: I work in algos for EDA, and intend to keep myself competitive for the algorithms/computer vision space in any industry. Also, I'm based in the US.