Strip I, me etc. Time is of essence (resumes are not read but skimmed). How about adding some things from business perspective? I mean when you talk about what

Strip I, me etc. Time is of essence (resumes are not read but skimmed). How about adding some things from business perspective? I mean when you talk about what you've done, it's good to know that you gained experience. But it would be even better if you could show where your efforts led. Like "redesigned shopping cart process, which reduced the number of support calls by XX %" Watch out for ambiguous text: "the clean UI and weather graphs really made Harvest’s product stand out." It's better to be able to say something solid like "new design led to XX % better user retention" or "new UI was awarded by XX". I'd also advice against placing your education with the rest of "about me". Some might skip the whole chapter. This will not happen if education has a heading of its own. I would also place "experience" just after the summary. Best stuff first.