Resumes are the first impression while applying for any job. In the tech field it is important to maintain a role specific resume while applying. Here are some tips.

It should not stretch out to two pages; one whole page is regarded as adequate for the submission of the resume. Recruiters do not read into details thus when writing a CV one should write in straight short bullets specifying past experiences and projects.

The font of your resume should not be too complicated, and you should use lists and bullet points of the relevant experiences. Do not make the designs complicated, having many colors, or images may overshadow the content.

Provide a list of jobs and internships that you have accomplished earlier in the tech industry. Concentrate on the experiences which you exhibited in the job and that may confirm your capability to perform in the particular position.

It is better to describe results, rather than the points or tasks you performed. Thus, it is more effective to state that you have ‘Improved website speed by 30 percent’ instead of ‘Optimised website performance.’ Numbers attract the recruiters more.

Add the section that will detail the coding languages, tools, or platforms you have used or are conversant with. Ensure it does not take much effort to understand what you have to offer to the organization.

In case you have no prior working experience, include personal projects, or any freelance work or contributions to open-source projects. These can show your commitment and proactive nature towards coding and learning new tech.

It is advisable to use the keywords from the posting and point out the experiences that might be desirable by that particular employer. The resume should be tailored to the job description of a specific position.

Avoid making errors. Look for the typos and grammar mistakes that would be embarrassing if seen by the recruiters. Find an experienced person in reviewing resumes to preview your work with regard to clarity and professionalism.