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Microsoft is not exactly SaaS bro. It’s more like an ETF with some SaaS products in it (Office365, SQL Server, Azure Active Directory)

Rate my 2 pies?!? Oh what a great new thing..
By the end of year "Rate my book of pies, here is also a link to my SQL database of pies. All the same but please rate and give karma anyway".

The Bayesian SV vs GARCH project is the strongest thing on this page and two things are burying it. The tinyurl in the last bullet reads sketchy on a quant resume (recruiters won't click shortened links, ATS sometimes strips them) so just put the github URL in the project header and drop the redundant bullet. And six bullets in PyMC/HMC/NUTS work without a single number is wild. Log-likelihood or DIC improvement, calibration (PIT/CRPS), VaR coverage, hit rate, surface one or two.
The other half of the resume isn't pulling its weight for quant. The Westport hardware internship (testing 200 laptops, managing hard drives via cmd) is HS-tier IT helpdesk and doesn't help the target. Either compress to a single bottom line or drop it. Same call on the Medical Intake Flask app, generic CRUD with "future commercial use" filler. Before fall recruiting, swap that slot for something quant-adjacent (small backtester, options pricer, factor model).
More to fix on the S&P project (38% improvement over what baseline?) and Skills section (SQL listed twice, React Native and Next.js in Tools, no numpy or statsmodels). Walked through every section and dropped detailed comments in the portal [here](https://writecv.ai/review/s/f4da02125c).
If you want a target template closer to your stack, check [this](https://writecv.ai/resume-examples/quantitative-analyst?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=resume-examples) out.

Microsoft is not exactly SaaS bro. It’s more like an ETF with some SaaS products in it (Office365, SQL Server, Azure Active Directory)

Rate my 2 pies?!? Oh what a great new thing..
By the end of year "Rate my book of pies, here is also a link to my SQL database of pies. All the same but please rate and give karma anyway".

The Bayesian SV vs GARCH project is the strongest thing on this page and two things are burying it. The tinyurl in the last bullet reads sketchy on a quant resume (recruiters won't click shortened links, ATS sometimes strips them) so just put the github URL in the project header and drop the redundant bullet. And six bullets in PyMC/HMC/NUTS work without a single number is wild. Log-likelihood or DIC improvement, calibration (PIT/CRPS), VaR coverage, hit rate, surface one or two.
The other half of the resume isn't pulling its weight for quant. The Westport hardware internship (testing 200 laptops, managing hard drives via cmd) is HS-tier IT helpdesk and doesn't help the target. Either compress to a single bottom line or drop it. Same call on the Medical Intake Flask app, generic CRUD with "future commercial use" filler. Before fall recruiting, swap that slot for something quant-adjacent (small backtester, options pricer, factor model).
More to fix on the S&P project (38% improvement over what baseline?) and Skills section (SQL listed twice, React Native and Next.js in Tools, no numpy or statsmodels). Walked through every section and dropped detailed comments in the portal [here](https://writecv.ai/review/s/f4da02125c).
If you want a target template closer to your stack, check [this](https://writecv.ai/resume-examples/quantitative-analyst?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=resume-examples) out.