I'm a 2026 grad currently working as a Software Developer Intern (about 9 months in). Much of my initial work was heavily tied to the Frappe framework and Python, but I’ve recently rewritten my resume to highlight my experience with headless architectures (Next.js/React) and DevOps (Docker, Jenkins, CI/CD).

My goal is to position myself as a full-stack developer.

**I have two asks for the community:**

**1. Roast my resume:** I've tried to structure my experience bullet points using a "Frontend + Backend + DevOps" formula to show I own the entire lifecycle. Does this read well to seniors/hiring managers, or does it feel forced? Any red flags?

**2. Project Guidance:** I want to build a new, standalone project from scratch to solidify this specific tech stack. I want to heavily utilize:

* Next.js (App Router) & React Server Components
* Node.js or Python backend
* Prisma ORM / SQL
* A complete Dockerized deployment using Jenkins or GitHub Actions

I want to avoid generic "to-do apps" or "e-commerce clones." What are some impressive, non-trivial, architecture-heavy project ideas that actually make hiring managers do a double-take?

Thanks in advance for the help!

2026 Grad with 9 months intern exp. Pivoting from Frappe to Next.js Full-Stack + DevOps. Roast it!