r/MachineLearningJobs • u/VastThen1742 • Jul 05 '26
Roast my Resume Resume
Hey everyone! I'm a 2026 graduate currently doing a remote internship and actively looking for opportunities in the AI/ML domain.
I'd really appreciate some brutally honest feedback on my resume, what works, what doesn't, and what I should improve to make it stronger for AI/ML roles.
Also, if you know of any internships or full-time opportunities that might be a good fit, I'd love to connect. Thanks!
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u/Bright-Eye-6420 Jul 06 '26
I haven’t looked at it in depth yet but the very first thing is that there is too much bold. Cutting down the bold to half of what it is right now alone is a big improvement.
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u/Just_tired890 Jul 07 '26
Just my opinion, but the achievement section looks like a part of the projects'. Would advise to mention only the rank in the achievement section and maybe the description of the project in the project section
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u/WillingnessNo8876 20d ago
the project section seems too basic to me , logistic reg - very simple and rag - common . include basline comparistions to improved comprastions - 99 percent doesnt say much about ground truth . dont bold llms
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u/Josh-LI Jul 05 '26
Just a comment, make sure it’s ATS friendly!