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Software Engineer
Built and launched a customer analytics dashboard used by 12,000 monthly users.
Responsible for backend development and worked with the engineering team on several projects.
Reduced API response time by 38% by optimizing PostgreSQL queries and introducing Redis caching.
Developed TypeScript and React components across the customer onboarding flow.
Led migration of 14 services to Docker and automated CI/CD deployments, reducing average release time from 24 minutes to 8 minutes.
Worked on improving platform reliability and helping with production issues.
Designed REST APIs processing more than 2 million requests per month with 99.9% availability.
Resume signals
What the scanner sees
These are simple diagnostic signals, not an ATS pass/fail prediction.
Repetition map
Words that dominate your resume
Repetition is not automatically bad. But seeing the same generic word again and again can make the resume feel less specific.
No heavy repetition detectedRepeated terms will appear here.
Reading the heatmap
What the colors mean
Measurable impact
Numbers, percentages, revenue, scale, and other concrete evidence tend to make achievements easier to understand.
Strong action language
Verbs such as built, launched, improved, reduced, and led communicate ownership more clearly.
Weak wording
Phrases such as “responsible for” and “worked on” often hide what you actually achieved.
Dense sentences
Long sentences can be harder to scan quickly. Shorter bullets usually communicate impact more clearly.
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