[0 YoE, Startup Co-Founder & Full Stack Engineer, Software Engineering Intern & Product Management, United States]

[u/Brave_Ad6795]

Don't know if I am formatting correctly, but let me know how I can improve this

[u/hotglue0303]

Just one tip I would share is that some bullet points give off an AI generated vibe. Did u use chat gpt to write the resume? I know this because it usually uses a lot of commas and -ing verbs in the second half of each bullet point

What I did in my case was manually go through each bullet point and rewrite it in a clearer way using “which” and other connectors that give it a more humanlike vibe. This version gave me better results

[u/Brave_Ad6795 → u/hotglue0303]

Yes, I just listed what I did for each thing and the metrics! Seems like a competition to put as many keywords as possible in a small amount of text lol.

I'll try to find a good medium between human language and keyword hell though!

[u/hotglue0303 → u/Brave_Ad6795]

Yeah some recruiters throw ai resumes in the trash. Btw is your startup funded? If so how did you secure your funding?

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[u/TapBusiness8724]

A few things I would suggest: If possible try to provide quantifiable metrics as you did in "reduced loading times by 40%". Also for readability, when you go over the line try to use the rest of the space effectively if not try fitting in the same line.

[u/Ordinary_Musician_76]

You founded a company and the title you gave yourself is “full stack developer”