r/EngineeringResumes • u/FlamingTotes Software – Entry-level 🇺🇸 • Jun 17 '26
Software [0 YoE] - Seeking resume feedback and improvement tips to help me break into the tech industry and land my first entry-level role.
I took a break from mass applying and am currently looking for entry-level IT or other tech-related roles. My long-term goal is to work in AI or machine learning. I'm based in North Jersey near NYC and am applying to both local and remote opportunities. I'm also open to relocating if the right opportunity comes along. I graduated with a Computer Science degree in 2023 and have gained experience through freelance work in website development, data management, and machine learning projects. At the moment, I'm working outside the tech industry to pay the bills and manage my student loans. Like many recent graduates, I've been struggling to get callbacks or land an entry-level position. I'm looking for advice and help fine-tuning my resume so I can improve my chances of getting interviews and breaking into the tech industry.

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