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r/EngineeringResumes • … • u/Advanced-Guidance482

[Student] Resume Review - I have a couple career fairs coming up as well as a few conferences, got really negative feedback last semester so i'm trying to sharpen it up.

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This is already significantly better than my last one. I feel like it still looks bad, but it feels hard to read when i tighten it up the spacing. I also really like the two columns for education, it seemed like the easiest to read and was rather space efficient. Am I wrong?

I know 1 page is standard, but the main employer I am aiming for actually suggests using longer resumes and claims to want all relevant information, even if it doesn't fit on one page.

I've ran this through multiple AIs now and I feel it is just running me in circles. Personally, I feel I can justify everything i've included, but i've obviously got a bit of a bias there.

Trying to get into a defense or national lab internship, but honestly any real engineering internship would be better than not. Starting to freak out a bit because it junior year and I dont have any iternship experience.

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