I like it. It's funny, beautiful, well executed and something you notice and remember. But as a resume, I have a few notes from my imaginary hiring desk: You

I like it. It's funny, beautiful, well executed and something you notice and remember. But as a resume, I have a few notes from my imaginary hiring desk: You built a resume with 3D graphics, which is definitely something, but I don't know if its "3D expert"-something. I don't know what you want to convey with that title, and I don't really have a takeaway from your resume of what I can expect of you in terms of 3D. Do you do animations/modeling? Programming of rendering engines? Are you a three.js wrangler? Basically your 3D experience, according to your resume, is "built a resume in 3D". Doing a PhD in AI is sufficient to call yourself an AI expert, I suppose, but I was expecting some relevant professional experience, or some talks/publications at a known conference, from that title. But with that being said, I'd probably want to invite you to an interview, if for nothing else, at least to satisfy my curiosity :)