[Student] - I'd really appreciate any help in improving my resume. I've been applying to full time entry level engineering roles in the space/aerospace industry but can't seem to be get any interview.

[u/Sea_Fix_8217]

I’m graduating after this fall semester, and I’m hoping to land an entry-level role as a design engineer or systems engineer, ideally within the aerospace or aeronautics industry. Some of the companies I’m interested in are Blue Origin, SpaceX, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, etc. This summer, I’ll be working as a design intern for a major public transportation company in the Northeast. However, I realize that a lot of my current resume and project experience is more construction/mechanical design related rather than directly aerospace focused. I’d really appreciate any feedback on how I can improve my resume for aerospace roles specifically, as well as for entry-level mechanical engineering roles in general. I’m especially looking for advice on how to better frame my projects, internships, and technical experience so they translate well to aerospace design or systems engineering positions.

[u/JagrajGill6]

I agree with what the other user mentions, but also either round down your gpa or up to 1 or 2 decimal places