TLDR. I recommend bullets rather than paragraphs. Look at the Harvard resume templates which everyone uses and will be easily parseable by websites when you submit it. Being easily parseable will increase your chances getting interview. Also, I assume you will apply to American companies since you are CS and 83/100 GPA makes no sense in American. Or maybe I am dumb but that’s fine too. Wish you the best! https://careerservices.fas.harvard.edu/resources/bullet-point-resume-template/ More on reddit.com

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This is the resume that got me the job at Google. Follows pretty much the standard recommended format on here.

https://i.imgur.com/5UJf5m2.png

The thing I was least sure about was whether to put those non tech jobs on or to include a third project instead.

That's always going to be a toss up, but my thinking was that the other jobs show leadership and people skills, which otherwise wouldn't be demonstrated, and I already had enough proof of technical skills IMO, so I still think it's the right choice.

Using the McDowell CV from GitHub. I slightly modified the header to fit exactly what I wanted and to make it copy paste into a text document better to make it easier for automated parsing.

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