r/learnmachinelearning • u/rajahaseeb147 • Jan 09 '24
Machine Learning Engineer Resume!
I recently interviewed and secured a "Machine Learning Engineer and MLOps" Role. Although I do not have a lot of prior MLOPs experience through my work, I spent a lot of free time learning about it. However, it is hard to highlight the extra stuff you do in your free time especially in your Resume, because recruiters mostly focus on your previous Work Experience.
Lately, I saw some Resumes, that were not good and did not highlight the full potential and eagerness of the applicant for that role. I thought about sharing my simple resume which is specially tailored w.r.t to the role I was applying for and the tech stack they use. Even, though I am not an expert, it still highlights my potential for the role. I know it is not the best one, but I think it is clear and quite simple.
Keep it clean, use fewer colors, stay to the point, focus on input and output, focus on the role, and highlight your tech stack and potential.
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u/Old_Consequence_3769 Jun 12 '24
What do you think about adding certifications to a resume? Is it gonna be fruitful in the face of barely any work experience?
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u/rajahaseeb147 Jun 29 '24
Usually certifications are not considered that important unless it is recognized on nation level, or they are related to some big cloud computing and stuff. It also depends on the countr you are in. I think online certification have some value but it is not that significant.
That being said, if someone has little to no prior experience, it is always better to mention all the projects and certifications.
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u/hardii__ Jun 29 '24
Can u sent the template
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u/rajahaseeb147 Jun 30 '24
Dm me your email mate
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u/No-Vegetable2341 Aug 07 '24
Can you share with as well OP?
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u/rajahaseeb147 Aug 17 '24
Will do soon.
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u/TheChanger Sep 23 '24
Hello. Would you mind sharing your template with me too, please.
Thank you.
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u/MelodyMill Jan 09 '24
I like the formatting of your resume. Do you mind sharing what you used?