Stack
Prioritize languages, frameworks, databases, and tools by job fit.
Projects
Show the problem, the build, and the technology used.
Impact
Use performance, delivery, reliability, or product metrics when possible.
Links
GitHub, portfolio, and live demos support the CV.
Example developer summary
“Frontend developer with 3 years of experience building scalable web interfaces with React and TypeScript. Focused on performance improvements, reusable component systems, and strong collaboration with product and design teams.”
What should stand out?
- Languages, frameworks, and tools
- Shipped projects or product contributions
- Technical impact and outcome
- GitHub, portfolio, or demo links
Example bullet points
- Built reusable dashboard components in React and TypeScript.
- Improved page-load performance by optimizing API state handling.
- Streamlined CI/CD steps to reduce delivery friction.
- Developed reporting screens in a Node.js and PostgreSQL internal tool.
Common mistakes
- Listing tools with no project context
- Showing tasks but not impact
- Skipping GitHub or portfolio links
- Using the same stack order for every application
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