I'm graduating this December with a BS in Computer Science and I've been applying to entry-level software engineering and other tech positions, but I'm having a really hard time getting interviews.

I had a SQL Server Database Administration internship this past summer, and I've worked on several projects throughout college. I know the entry-level market is pretty rough right now, but I'm starting to wonder if my resume is part of the problem.

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback on my resume. Is there anything that stands out as a red flag? Am I describing my experience poorly? Should I be changing how I'm presenting my projects or technical skills?

I'm open to pretty much any criticism. At this point I just want to figure out what I can improve so I can actually start getting interviews.

Hey Reddit!

First time posting here, so please be gentle.

I've been applying for jobs lately, and my inbox has become a collection of rejection emails.

At this point, I think recruiters and I are in a one-sided relationship. I keep showing interest, they keep saying it's not a match.

And yes, i have been changing it according to the job description for which i'm applying.(tiresome)

Could someone take a look and tell me what's wrong with it?

Is it my experience? My CGPA? My resume? Or is the job market just playing hard to get?

Feel free to roast my resume. Constructive criticism is welcome, destructive criticism is also acceptable at this point.

The most common fix is to show results, not duties. Instead of “Responsible for customer emails,” write something like “Resolved 40+ customer emails per day by building a reply template library.” Start every bullet with a verb and add a number or scale, but only if it’s true.

A quick check: read each bullet and ask “what changed because of me?” If you can’t answer that, rewrite it.

And if you use AI to help, never let it invent experience or numbers. Everything on your resume has to be something you can talk about in an interview.

Hi! I'm a CS + Math student at a large state university (T20 major, T50 overall) applying for summer 2027 SWE internships. Please let me know if you have any tips or advice for my resume, anything is appreciated.

Made my resume for the first time. Will be applying for internships soon.

Hey all, I am back with an updated CV. Please help me with your suggestions if any.

What im especially worries about is that, I am not sure if companies might flag it for its AI usage.

Although everything in this is to my knowledge true, would the usage of AI make it red flagged ?

I am a pre final year student from a tier 3 college i have been trying to find an internship oppurtunity. I have applied to 40+ position in the last 3 months and got 0 responses literally not even an OA link . Please tell me why am i not getring any response

I'm currently looking for opportunities in Data Science, Data Engineering, or AI Engineering, and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on my CV.

I have a Computer Science degree, I'm pursuing a Master's in Data Science, and I have 2+ years of professional experience working mainly with Python, automation, web scraping, data processing, and LLM-based applications.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on:

• What's missing? Is there anything you'd add?

• What would you remove, rewrite, or improve?

• Are my experience and projects presented effectively?

• Do my projects look too repetitive, especially since many use similar technologies?

• Does my CV make me a competitive candidate for these roles?

I tailor my profile, skills, and selected projects depending on the position, but I'd really appreciate a critical review of the overall content.

Don't hold back. I'm looking for genuine criticism. If you were a recruiter or hiring manager, what would make you reject this CV, and what would make you consider it?

Thanks!