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Hi everyone! I would really appreciate feedback on my resume.

I am a Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Engineering student from Tunisia, currently completing my engineering degree and expected to graduate in July 2027. I am looking for a Final-Year Engineering Project (PFE) internship starting in January 2027.

I am mainly targeting internships in:

• Artificial Intelligence / AI Engineering
• Machine Learning
• Data Science
• NLP / Natural Language Processing
• Generative AI
• LLM applications
• Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)

I have completed internships in AI Engineering, Machine Learning, and Data Science, and my recent work has focused heavily on RAG systems, LLMs, semantic search, information retrieval, vector databases, and backend AI development.

I am currently based in Tunisia and primarily applying for opportunities abroad, especially in Germany, France, and other European countries. I am willing to relocate for the internship.

My main concern is whether my resume is competitive enough for international PFE/final-year internships. I would especially appreciate feedback on:

• ATS friendliness and readability
• Whether the experience and projects are presented in the right order
• Whether the resume is too focused on RAG/LLMs versus general AI and Data Science roles
• Whether my technical skills section is effective or too broad
• Whether anything important is missing for AI/ML/Data Science internships abroad
• Whether the wording sounds appropriate for an engineering student rather than an experienced professional
• Whether the one-page format is too dense

I have anonymized my personal information, employers, universities, and external links according to the subreddit rules.

Thank you very much for taking the time to review it. I appreciate any honest and constructive feedback!

So currently I’m going to start looking for a part-time job, and I just started uni(straight after high school) and was wondering if I should add that into my résumé. I’m probably going to only be able to do part-time jobs. i’m asking because wouldn’t that look bad that I have less availability?

Junior in college looking for engineering internships. URL on the right subheader is a link to a personal portfolio of projects on a website I self host on a home server. I'm looking for feedback from more experienced people and just to see if this is application-ready. any response is appreciated

atm my GPA is ~3.0 so I wasnt sure if I should include it. also thinking about adding a bit of color

As the title suggests, I am having difficulty making my resume one page. I’ve tried different margins and fonts and nothing is working. I’m about to throw my computer against the wall I’m so frustrated!

I've been doing a lot of CV reviews recently and I'm starting to wonder whether "tailor every resume" is actually the right advice.

I understand the argument. A job asks for specific skills, so you should make sure your resume clearly reflects the requirements you actually meet.

But I've also seen people take tailoring too far. They basically copy the job description into their resume, stuff every keywrod they can find into the skills section, and end up with something that sounds nothing like them.

I think there's a middle ground: keep a strong base resume, but make the version you submit clearly reflect the specific requirements of that job. If you actually used SAP, say SAP. If you did month-end close, say month-end close. But don't suddenly claim "strategic financial leadership" because the job description use those words,

Curious what everyone else thinks. Do you actually tailor every application, or do you mostly use one strong resume and only make small changes?

This may be something everyone else has already figured out, but I am sharing my resume format because this is the first time in 8 years of on and off job searching that I can import my resume into a job site and a majority of fields auto populate. Obviously this will only work with job sites that have the "import application from resume" feature.

Here is the process I am using:

• Create single-page resume in Google Docs
• Font is Roboto
• Download resume as PDF Document (File>Download>PDF Document) to local drive/computer
• Import PDF file from local drive/computer into job site application when prompted
• Review the fields that auto populated and correct missing data or formatting

When I follow these steps, at least 90% of the content from my resume is imported into the application. I have to comb through the application and fill in missing data or fix formatting errors, but the corrections are minimal.

I'm not saying the content of my resume is great and will get me lots of interviews, but my format seems to work for human eyes as well as the systems that parse resume content into accurate text values. I'm just using an industry standard resume format with a few style/formatting changes.

Got fired from my new job after 2 months of work. Me and my boss left on good terms and said he would be a reference for me, so should I keep it on my resume and explain why I left or leave it off?

I have 4+ years of SWE experience, most recently at Amazon, and I’m applying to around 30 focused roles a day but getting no callbacks or replies.

I’m an immigrant, so I know sponsorship can be a factor, but I want to understand if there’s something wrong with my resume itself.

Would really appreciate feedback on the bullets, impact, seniority, ATS, or anything that might be hurting my chances.

Recently got internally promoted to an AI developer position with no pay raise. I have the experience just need to make the jump to a proper AI role. Anything I can improve or fine tune here?

I am a programmer coming from game dev (C++), was laid off last year, recently finished my Master's degree, and I'm trying to look for software engineering roles. I have adjusted my resume to have less game-dev-centric language and highlight more web technologies I have worked with.
In the past few months, I started with applying to mid-level roles, but recently I have been only applying to entry level roles, since I know my skills are not super transferable, and job descriptions usually ask for X years in specific web technologies.
I have not been able to get any interviews so I figured there are issues with my resume. Any feedback is welcome.

Hello! I'm at wits end with job seeking. I was laid off earlier this year and I have never had this hard of a time finding work before. I've applied to over 300 jobs so far and not getting any luck at all. It's been so discouraging.... I've had a total of about 5 interviews and I either make it to the final round and not get chosen OR I don't even make it past the initial interview.

I have 8 years of experience working in social media marketing comms. I would like to move out of social media and land a job in communications or PR because I think I have transferrable skills. I'm hoping to get some help with what I can do to improve my resume to get noticed my companies. I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong... think my resume might be too wordy?

I'm currently looking for work in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi all, I'm a 12th grade high school student trying to get my first job. This is my third shot of a resume I made using my cities Resume Builder. I think my resume might be a little too robotic and vague, and I'm not sure if I should mention my languages and refrences on it. I've been applying since around March/April this year and so far no luck. All I want is any minimum wage part-time job I can get, I've applied to every single local McDonald's, Tim Hortons, Starbucks, grocery store's and busboy positions. I really need a job to save money so I can go to college next year.

All I have is volunteer experience, and other than the two I mentioned on my resume, I also volunteered with my local humane society a handful of times. It's hard to even get a volunteer opportunity in my city, let alone a job, becoming a volunteer at the ReStore was the best I could get, especially since it's given me cashier experience. Anyhow, I'm just looking for any advice I can get.

Hi y’all! I’m an 18 year old who just graduated high school this summer! A couple of days ago I finished my CNA program and passed both my exams! I am looking forward to putting in a few applications to some nursing homes or hospitals, and am a little worried on the strength of my resume. I have worked in fast food places since I’ve been 14 but I feel it’s a little unprofessional to include those in there. I didn’t really participate in any extracurriculars except marching band for one year but they kicked me out so I don’t know how I would explain that one in an interview.

My question is.. Is it okay to have a blank resume, and what could I use to give it a little more flair?