[CyberFonic]

I had a quick look at your resume. My suggestions:

Put your education near the bottom. Sorry to say, what you have written in that section is not compelling.

The first section could be something along the lines of "Key Skills". Just list JavaScript, Java and C#. I know it's a foible, but for me HTML and CSS are not "real computer languages", i.e. they are not Turing complete.

Then a sentence about experienced in building web apps, both front-end and back-ends.

In your post you mention "stole" - that is not a accusation I would be making in public. Even if it is true. Most hiring managers recoil at such attitudes.

[mead5432]

I absolutely despised putting a small paragraph describing experience along with a blatant list of skills instead favoring working it into bullet points under each job... it felt like fluff.

However, when I did that, I started getting MUCH better response to applications. Having it at the top made it easy to connect my skills to keywords in postings for a recruiter who likely spends, maybe, 30 seconds reviewing a resume.