It might just be a problem from converting to PDF (my resume did the same thing, completely right aligned, when I tried the Google method), but this resume need to be redesigned ASAP. As it is right now, your resume is very hard to read. Try separating and reorganizing your sections a bit more. Align headings evenly as well as the subtopics and notes.
First, maybe look into setting your addresses up vertically instead of horizontally. That section looks a little cramped.
Your objective is pretty good, but you might think about making it a little more focused on what your company specifically does.
You might want to consider renaming the title for your list of classes to something more direct, i.e. relevant coursework, studies, etc. Your list of completed courses is a very strong case for your position, however there are way too many listed. You should try to narrow down the list of classes to ones that your prospective employer really want to see, as well as organizing them a bit.
What is Purdue's Global Engineering Professional Seminar? You might want to write a short line about what you learned or accomplished during this seminar.
Personally, I would leave out the Academic Honors diploma, unless you were in the top percentage of your class. Many people have graduated high school with academic honors, and I don't think companies will really care.
This resume will have good potential once you fix the design, and select a more direct approach with your words.
Also, for your first Habitat for Humanity topic, should it be Hungary?
I completely agree with breal, this resume needs to be completely reformatted. I am sorry if this was a conversion error but, even if it was, you should have checked before submitting it. I thought it was almost impossible to read. After reading this weeks resume articles and understanding a little bit about how HR staff and recruiters scan through a resume I don’t think this would have made it through the preliminary scan.
The first thing I would change would be your contact information. Right now it just looks like a jumbled mess. Maybe try to align it differently and set up a school and permanent address space.
The next thing I would change would be your education section. I don’t think you need to include every class that you think would be relevant to the position you are applying for. I think that that would be something that you could talk about in an interview. You could maybe include any skills that would be relevant that you gained from these classes. I also would not include the honors diploma. I do no think many companies really care about high school.
Finally your general flow seems way too jumbled. It seemed to me like you were trying to fit way too much information on to one page. Maybe try to use bullet points and vary the font sizes to make it more visually appealing. I think you should go through your resume and try to figure out what really needs to be on there so it does not looked so cramped.
Resume Critique
It might just be a problem from converting to PDF (my resume did the same thing, completely right aligned, when I tried the Google method), but this resume need to be redesigned ASAP. As it is right now, your resume is very hard to read. Try separating and reorganizing your sections a bit more. Align headings evenly as well as the subtopics and notes.
First, maybe look into setting your addresses up vertically instead of horizontally. That section looks a little cramped.
Your objective is pretty good, but you might think about making it a little more focused on what your company specifically does.
You might want to consider renaming the title for your list of classes to something more direct, i.e. relevant coursework, studies, etc. Your list of completed courses is a very strong case for your position, however there are way too many listed. You should try to narrow down the list of classes to ones that your prospective employer really want to see, as well as organizing them a bit.
What is Purdue's Global Engineering Professional Seminar? You might want to write a short line about what you learned or accomplished during this seminar.
Personally, I would leave out the Academic Honors diploma, unless you were in the top percentage of your class. Many people have graduated high school with academic honors, and I don't think companies will really care.
This resume will have good potential once you fix the design, and select a more direct approach with your words.
Also, for your first Habitat for Humanity topic, should it be Hungary?
Resume Critique
I completely agree with breal, this resume needs to be completely reformatted. I am sorry if this was a conversion error but, even if it was, you should have checked before submitting it. I thought it was almost impossible to read. After reading this weeks resume articles and understanding a little bit about how HR staff and recruiters scan through a resume I don’t think this would have made it through the preliminary scan.
The first thing I would change would be your contact information. Right now it just looks like a jumbled mess. Maybe try to align it differently and set up a school and permanent address space.
The next thing I would change would be your education section. I don’t think you need to include every class that you think would be relevant to the position you are applying for. I think that that would be something that you could talk about in an interview. You could maybe include any skills that would be relevant that you gained from these classes. I also would not include the honors diploma. I do no think many companies really care about high school.
Finally your general flow seems way too jumbled. It seemed to me like you were trying to fit way too much information on to one page. Maybe try to use bullet points and vary the font sizes to make it more visually appealing. I think you should go through your resume and try to figure out what really needs to be on there so it does not looked so cramped.