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How to format an engineer's resume correctly: step by step

Asked 14 Dec 2024 16:43:48
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14 Dec 2024 16:43:48 Iryna 2904 posted:


Hi! I'm an engineer and have been working for 5 years. Now I've decided to look for a new job and realized that I need to update my resume. But how to format it correctly? What should I write in the "work experience" section and what in the "skills" section? I'm afraid that I'll miss something and the employer won't like my resume. I'll be glad to receive any advice!

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Replied 14 Dec 2024 17:33:54
14 Dec 2024 17:33:54 User  replied:
Hi! I recently created my resume and I know how difficult it is. In the "work experience" section, be sure to write what tasks you performed and what you achieved. Employers like to see specific results. In "skills", list important skills: programs, equipment, and even communication skills if you worked in a team. I recommend trying engineering resume builder. This is a convenient resume creation tool developed by professional engineers and career consultants. The platform helps you create a cool resume that will definitely be noticed.
Replied 14 Dec 2024 18:09:02
14 Dec 2024 18:09:02 benny reiv replied:
I completely agree! I also recently created a resume. The main thing is to write simply and clearly. Don't overload the text with complex words and tell about your achievements in detail. For example, write what projects you led, what tasks you solved and what technologies you used.

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