I pulled the text out of your uploaded file, but it's actually the blank Arizona template — "YOUR NAME," "Describe what you did..." — not your filled-in resume. Since you were very clear that I should only use info you actually provide (not invent anything), I need your real details before I build this out. Could you send me the following in one go? 1. Contact & links Full name, email, phone, city/state, and any of: LinkedIn, GitHub, portfolio site. 2. Education Degree, university, graduation month/year, GPA (if above 3.0), relevant coursework (if any). 3. Projects (list as many as you have — tell me the order you want them in, or I'll default to most-recent-first) For each: title, what it does/did, tech stack (2+ technologies), GitHub link, demo link (if any), and any numbers you can give me — accuracy/F1 score, dataset size, latency/runtime improvement, users, data volume processed, % improvement, etc. Given this JD is analytics/ML-heavy (SAS, R, Python, Hive, Spark, SQL, supervised/unsupervised techniques), flag any projects touching these. 4. Experience Any internship or work experience? If none, just say "fresher" and I'll follow the non-experienced section order (Summary → Projects → Skills → Education → Certifications → Achievements). 5. Skills Full list of languages/tools/frameworks/platforms you know — I'll bucket them (Programming Languages / Databases / ML Techniques / Tools & Platforms, etc.) based on what best matches this JD. 6. Certifications (if any — especially anything in Analytics, ML, SAS, Cloud, etc.) 7. Achievements (awards, hackathon ranks, publications, competitive coding ranks, etc.) Once I have this, I'll draft 2–3 professional summary options for you to pick from, flag any JD-critical skills (SAS, Hive, Spark, specific ML techniques) that seem missing from your list so you can confirm whether to add them, and ask for any metrics I can't derive on my own — then build the final 1-page PDF.