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I’ve read up on people having issues with scroll lag in Chrome, but haven’t come across anything that’s so specific to a single location on the page. If you scroll past the “resume” section and then back up it’s extremely choppy and stalls for a significant amount of time. Wondering if this has something to do with file sizes, but it’s less extreme in browsers other than Chrome.
I don’t think this is anything to do with jQuery. It’s down to the ludicrously massive 6784×6784px 1.4mb JPEG you’ve got in the “work” section. I guess Chrome is dropping it from memory when it goes off-screen, and then has to re-render it before you can scroll back up.
It doesn’t need to be anywhere near that big, especially seeing as you’re putting it into a 254px square box.