More standard: have a simple two or three line summary of your experience and what you're looking for at the top that often gets tweaked for specific job applic

More standard: have a simple two or three line summary of your experience and what you're looking for at the top that often gets tweaked for specific job applications. If you're applying to a company whose product you use as a hobby, that can definitely be worked in there. That said, don't be surprised if interviewers haven't read the CV at all, never mind down to the bottom and remembered everything in it... Also don't forget employers do basic eligibility screening as well as "this candidate sounds great" screening. If you suspect that something about your name or work/education history might make screeners suspect you need a visa, make sure you put "right to work" or "citizen" on there somewhere