This is good advice no matter what country you're in. Best advice I ever got is two things: 1. Make it easy for someone reading your CV to quickly know your c

This is good advice no matter what country you're in. Best advice I ever got is two things: 1. Make it easy for someone reading your CV to quickly know your core skills and experience (i.e. your points 1 and 2). 2. Don't just say you did the job, that's a given. Talk about specific points for each role you are particularly proud of. These will become talking points in an interview. Saying something like "worked on front end and back end systems" tells me almost nothing about you. What did you do on them? Anything interesting about it, any tricky technical or business problems you solved?