Comments from someone who doesn't do hiring: * You're not going to get hired at any place that automatically processes resumes. Fog Creek would drop this resum

Comments from someone who doesn't do hiring: * You're not going to get hired at any place that automatically processes resumes. Fog Creek would drop this resume, too. Boutique designer shops are a better bet, but keep this in mind. * If I understand you correctly, printing this on an ordinary office printer may cut off your contact information. This is not a good thing, consider repeating it somewhere in the middle of the page. Also consider starting the text a little further from the margin. * Drop the "objective". It says little, and you're not following the traditional format anyway. * Are you sure you want to list education before experience? "Senior software engineer" probably beats "B.S.". * Consider adding specific examples to the experience section, e.g. "I made employer.com/coolfeature". * "UW - RIVER FALLS...": all caps draws a lot of attention. Consider switching to lower case or Title Case. * "TECHNONOGY", "deterining": ouch. ;-) * I'd expect the SQL thing under library/platform proficiencies; "architecture design" might be better placed there as well. * "Team / Project management": you can drop the second cap * "Page 1 of 2" is fine, but I assume you will usually print this front and back?