A CV should help a reader understand what you did and why it is relevant to the role.
Choose relevant experience
Compare the target role with your previous tasks. Give more space to the experience that helps explain your fit, rather than listing every activity equally.
Separate your role from the team's result
Describe the project context, your responsibility and the actions you took. Use numbers only when you can explain and verify them. If reliable figures are unavailable, describe the scope precisely.
Be ready for follow-up questions
Every skill or strength you mention should connect to an example you can discuss. Distinguish work you led, work you supported and skills you are still developing.
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