IT Resume Writing, Interview Coaching and Job Search Help
Everything here comes from time spent on the hiring side of IT recruitment. I know how resumes are screened, how shortlists get built and what interview panels are listening for. You can book a single service or combine them.
Career Sharp is based in Perth, WA.
Resume Review & Optimisation
IT Resume Writing
Job Search Strategy & LinkedIn
Interview Preparation
Resume and interview questions
A review is for people who’d rather make the changes themselves. I go through your resume and give you a clear list of what to fix. With resume writing I do the work: we talk through your experience and I write the resume around the roles you’re applying for.
Your current resume or LinkedIn profile, two or three job ads that look like your next role, and some time to talk through your work. The best material usually comes out of that conversation rather than the old document.
Use whatever format the job ad asks for. If it doesn’t say, a PDF keeps your layout intact. Recruitment agencies often prefer Word because they reformat resumes before sending them on to their clients.
Show the frameworks and standards you’ve worked with, such as the Essential Eight, the ISM, ISO 27001 or the Privacy Act, and what you did with them: assessments, uplift programs, policies, audits. List current certifications, and only list a security clearance you actually hold now.
Lead with what you can show. Certifications, a home lab, volunteer or family IT work, and any customer-facing job where you solved problems under pressure all count. Write them up the way you’d describe tickets: the problem, what you did, the result.
If you have full working rights, say so in one line near the top, for example ‘Permanent resident, full working rights’. Recruiters often screen on this early, and leaving it out can mean you’re passed over before anyone reads the rest. I don’t give migration or visa advice. For that, please speak to a registered migration agent.
We run an interview that looks like the real one for your target role. I ask behavioural and situational questions, get you to explain a piece of your technical work to a mixed panel, and then go through what landed and what didn’t.
Yes. Recruiters search LinkedIn by job title, skills and location, so your headline, About section and skills need to match how you’d be searched for. I’ll also show you which settings make you visible to recruiters without broadcasting it to your current employer.
