Collaborated is fine. Collaborated across five bullets is weak. Vary the verb so each bullet reads distinct. 50 alternatives below, grouped by the kind of collaboration.
Different collaborations deserve different verbs. Co-led implies shared leadership. Liaised implies cross-team coordination. Partnered implies peer work.
Replace 'collaborated' with the verb that names the kind of collaboration.
Not by itself. It is weak when over-used. If three or more bullets on the same CV say 'collaborated', the resume reads like teamwork was the deliverable. Vary the verb.
Co-led for shared leadership, partnered for peer work, aligned for cross-functional, liaised for inter-team coordination, brokered for stakeholder work.
Yes, once. Past 'once' on a senior CV the bullets read peer-level. Senior bullets usually take 'led', 'co-led', 'orchestrated' or 'aligned'.
Casual and readable, especially on early-career resumes. For senior CVs, 'partnered', 'co-led', or 'aligned' read more substantial.
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