Here are some must-haves in your engineering resume: https://myresumeseed.com/engineering-resume/

Remove objective. The employer doesn't care what you want. They have problems in search of problem solvers. Write a short paragraph detailing your strengths, achievements, hard skills and soft skills. Use the job descriptions and openings you apply to as the form of your career objective. This is considered a US-centric best practice.

My background: I run a professional career coaching service for global career seekers in Shanghai, China. All the best.

Suggestion: Move the work experience up so first, education comes after work experience. Don't call it volunteer work, you did work for an organization that I suppose has someone who will recommend you. List skills in a skills section so that recruiter can focus quickly. If you built a content management system I suppose that means skills used on that project include HTML5, CSS, maybe some client side scripting?

Thanks! I'll definitely readjust my resume according to those recommendations. Really appreciate it.

Objective, the "reputable" part rubs me the wrong way.

Maybe say something like entry / first position where can learn / be mentored / grow skills