First, look at the job description closely to find keywords for your resume and study an example of a resume for the job you want. Notice which skills and other qualifications in the job requirements match yours. If the employer lists “nice to have” credentials, then add those too because they will help you stand out even more. But be honest!
Only choose words that genuinely reflect your employment history and skill set — chances are hiring managers will ask for details should you get an interview. Plus, your employer will expect you to put those qualifications to use if you get the job. Once you have a substantial list of keywords to use, study an example of a resume for guidance on how to place them in your resume sections.