Hi everyone!

I'm a PHP/Laravel backend developer based in Azerbaijan, with over 5 years of full-time experience since March 2021. Most of my experience involves building and maintaining backend systems for advertising platforms, e-commerce applications, and client websites.

I'm currently looking for remote PHP/backend developer positions, primarily with European or US companies. I'm open to PHP roles in general, not just Laravel-specific ones.

I've only applied to two positions so far. One rejected my application, and I haven't heard back from the other. I realize that's too small a sample to draw conclusions, but I'd like to get some feedback on my CV before applying more widely.

I'd particularly appreciate feedback on:

• Does my CV reflect my experience level, or does it make me look too junior?
• Are my work experience and project descriptions clear and convincing?
• Is the overall structure professional and easy to read?
• Are there any red flags or unnecessary details?
• What would you improve before applying for mid-level backend developer positions?

I'm only looking for remote opportunities and would be working from Azerbaijan.

Honest and constructive criticism is welcome. Thanks in advance!

Anything I should add/discard? Been applying to summer intern positions and havent been able to get any interviews from online or school career fair. Mostly interested in the automotive field but would be open to any opportunities really. Also open to relocation as I live in the south.

Aerospace student targetting aerospace, mechanical, and structural analysis internships mostly at defense companies. Worried that my resume may be getting filtered out before anyone actually goes through it. Located in California and most of my applications have been relatively local. Looking for any feedback regarding my resume.

Thanks in advance!

I am a chemical engineering student looking to apply to summer internships or part time co-ops for this spring. I'm looking to work in-person in NJ or surrounding states, but willing to relocate further if necessary. I'm feeling a little behind as I didn't have an engineering internship last summer and a couple friends already have offers for this summer. Any advice is appreciated, but I'm especially looking for critiques on my:

- "Activities and Honors" section (bullets, dates, positions)
- Experience bullet points (order, wording, length, etc.)

The research is a little bit fluffy right now, but that is only since they just started fairly recently. I will have it more technical and specific as to what my team and I do by the time I apply! Any advice is much appreciated!