I would currently not hire, based on this resume, things that are missing that I look for. A clear story - What do you do now? What have you done in the past?

I would currently not hire, based on this resume, things that are missing that I look for. A clear story - What do you do now? What have you done in the past? What skills do you have? All I currently see now is a list of projects (some with very odd names). An email address!? I have moved houses/apartments at least once a year for the last 7 years, and countries a few times in that, hence my resume does not have an address or phone number as those become out of date so fast! I instead have an email address under a domain I own which is used soley as a professional email address. My CV is structured as follows - Education - Current Job - Previous Job - Job Before That - Skills - Open Source Projects Granted, all of my experience is directly related to Computer Science Research / Software Development, but you can't hide where you come from! Focus on roles not projects. Make it skim-able! On my first pass through I just saw a lot of names of projects which did not make any sense to me! I would present it in a format similar to the following: - Software Developer (2007-Present) (subheading - Flightlogg.in) Improve the English. Write in complete structured sentences. And finally, I would recommend typesetting (http://www.latex-project.org/ http://www.latex-project.org/) there are lots of nice templates which give a professional look and feel.