How do you write quality engineer experience on a resume?

To get started, you will want to lead with a strong profile summary or objective. In one to four sentences, describe your background in quality assurance, your area of specialty, and what you bring to the table.

For example, "Dynamic and meticulous quality engineer with 5+ years of professional experience in a GMP environment. Eager to join BFG Dynamics to support planning, coordinating, and performing activities that support product development and business operations."

Next, you're going to want to elaborate on your specific experiences working as a quality engineer. Here, you will focus on achievements rather than just listing your experiences.

For example, "Developed and delivered initial quality training to 50+ new team members and sustainment training to 200+ team members."

If you're just starting your career as a quality analyst, include any internship experience under work experience.

In addition, if you do not have much work experience, be sure to take advantage of the education section by highlighting your skills and accomplishments via your academic achievements, internship experience, or relevant coursework.

Next, you'll want to include a list of all kinds of skills: soft and hard skills and technical skills. Go back to the job ad and identify the skills mentioned in the job description.

Pick up to ten of your strongest skills and put them in a key skills section. Don't forget to sprinkle your entire resume with skills. Put some in your Resume Summary or Objective and the Experience section.