Just some thoughts, I am not a recruiter.

I do not fully get your story. I guess you graduated in jun 2016. What have you done until feb 2017?

I see you worked for 2 years, but from your description it seems you have no experience as developer, is that right?

Why has your main experience (2 years) only 2 bullet points? How long were your other working experiences? Written like that they don't seem important. One thing you should think about is that the person who is reading that CV (like me) could know nothing about that field, and all those words seem just fluffy stuff. If you write some dates, it gives some metric about how big those projects were.

Are you open to work full time? Because if they see you are a student they will think you are only open to part-time and will throw in the bin your CV.

Don't you have other skills? I mean Java for example usually goes with JUnit, Mockito, Git/SVN, Maven/Gradle, yada yada.

I personally don't care but be careful about listing HTML as a programming language, some developers are extremely strict about it (HTML/CSS are markup languages)