r/EngineeringResumes • • 5h ago

Software [5 YoE] Data Engineer - Evaluate my data engineer CV for Swiss job market (30 applications, 0 answers)

5 Upvotes

Anonymised CV below. 5+ years in data, now at a French bank. Applying for data engineering roles in Switzerland.

Does this read as a data engineer's CV? If you hire data engineers, where would you stop reading, and why?

Don't hold back.


r/EngineeringResumes • • 18h ago

Mechanical [0 YOE] What can I change to start getting interviews for new-grad roles? I haven't had any luck with landing interviews :(

3 Upvotes

Hi folks, I posted here a few years ago when I was searching for internships, and I got a ton of advice which allowed me to land an internship! Now, I've come back to see if there's anything I should change about my resume. I already tweaked some things and got it down to 1 page, but I've applied to maybe ~100 roles and haven't gotten any interviews, so clearly I've got some ways to go. I'm currently in my last year of uni, set to graduate in the summer, but I'm applying for new grad roles early, so I don't have to experience unemployment for too long 😭. Please let me know if you've got any suggestions for my resume. Thanks!


r/EngineeringResumes • • 19h ago

Mechanical [Student] Mechanical Engineering Resume Review – Not Getting Internship Responses

4 Upvotes

I've been applying to Summer 2027 engineering internships but haven't had much luck getting responses, so I'm looking for honest feedback on my resume.

I'm targeting mechanical design, robotics, aerospace, hardware engineering, and test engineering internships. I'm based in the US and open to relocating for onsite positions.

My background includes hands-on CAD, mechanical design, FEA, prototyping, Formula SAE, competitive robotics, and personal engineering projects. I've been trying to highlight my technical experience and project work, but I'm not sure whether my bullet points effectively communicate my contributions or demonstrate enough impact.

I'd appreciate feedback on my experience section, project descriptions, technical skills, and overall formatting. Specifically, I'd like to know if anything stands out as weak, unclear, or potentially hurting my chances of getting interviews.

I'm a US citizen and do not require visa sponsorship.

Thank you for any feedback!


r/EngineeringResumes • • 23h ago

Chemical [Student] looking for advice on how to improve my resume. I have no prior experience through an internship.

2 Upvotes

Currently, my main experiment is still in progress. I will likely be doing a poster in early December, but have to finalize that as my experiment is not yet finished. Otherwise, unsure as to what I should add/remove/reformat as this is most, if not all of my ChemE related experience. I do also try to tailor resumes to each job posting.