I am a (relatively) recent master's graduate. I am looking for jobs in foreign policy, security, and strategy which utilize my degree in International Affairs. For the jobs I apply to in the government I use a different 2-page resume with the same content but also with the exact hours I worked each week. I am only looking at roles in Washington, DC, but am currently located in CA. I am a US citizen as well. I am also looking at any type of role, ideally in the government, but I understand that those are far less likely to obtain. I am also looking at consulting services, non-profits, and think tanks that align with my degree, as well as at communications and political analysis in other private companies. The first "job" in my experience section is a volunteer role that I haven't really volunteered with since June of last year. I haven't been able to get any interviews so far, despite easily getting interviews the previous times I've searched for jobs in a different sector. Additionally, I've only seriously started looking at jobs since the beginning of the year.

  
As a note, I do have a lot of experience with marketing and graphic design. I pivoted from there around 2023, which is why the LGBT resource center intern role and the Associate role look so weak. The associate role official title was "marketing graphic designer" (which I got promoted to from being an intern) and the official role at the LGBT center was the marketing intern. Both required heavy knowledge and application of marketing and design. 

[0 YOE, Unemployed, Foreign Affairs analyst, USA]