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Didn't see your last post. I know you said no one else responded, but I'm pretty big into fixing up resumes if you want to DM it to me?
It's something I really enjoy doing, so I'd be more than happy to take a look. :)
Same, but I'll just give my quick tips:
Your resume should be about what you ACCOMPLISHED, not what you were responsible for.
Your resume should be a table of contents into stuff you can talk about that will show you in a positive light, it's not a book with lots of backstory and context.
Remembering those two key things will help with any resume.
Good tips, I think that I tend towards a mix of what I was responsible for and the accomplishments I made. But I might be too much one way than the other.
Something I struggle with is keeping it brief enough to not end up with a 4 page resume, while also getting in those keywords and tools and such that ATS systems are looking for.