Razume

Looks like you have lots of related experience. Instead of arranging your experience chronologically, highlight the strongest experience near the top. I might even leave out BW3's (although they're great!) and make some room to display some of your more related experiences. You can leave out the objective statement, the employer knows you want the job. If you have something to say about your objective, it fits best in a cover letter. Also, for your skills, list things that set you apart from other applicants. MS Office skills won't impress anyone but grandma.