Engineering & Technology
Software engineers, SREs, data engineers, engineering managers, and tech leads. In this field the reader opens your GitHub before finishing your summary. Metrics, ownership, and scale go on line one.
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What we change for engineering
Metrics on every line
Latency, uptime, throughput, cost saved, users served. Where a bullet carries no number we work with you to find one — p99, percentage improvement, scale handled.
GitHub linked prominently
Your profile goes in the header, not the skills section. Hiring managers open it before reading your summary — it needs to be findable in under five seconds.
Stack stated precisely
Go, not "Golang". Kubernetes, not "container orchestration". ATS parsers match exact strings from job descriptions — we use the terms the role uses.
AI tool fluency
In 2026, proficiency with GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or Claude Code is expected at mid-level and above. We reflect this accurately without overstatement.
Ownership over participation
We rewrite "contributed to" into what you built, owned, or designed. Every bullet describes scope and outcome, not activity.
Portfolio page per project
Your portfolio site links to 2–3 projects with a short case study each — problem, stack choice, architecture decision, result. Not a list of repos.
What we will ask you for
Have these ready and the first draft moves faster.
- 01Your current resume or LinkedIn export
- 02GitHub profile URL and 2–3 repos you want highlighted
- 03Metrics: latency, uptime, scale, cost savings — whatever you have
- 04Roles you are targeting (job descriptions or company names)
- 05Full tech stack — languages, infra, tools, AI tools used
Not in engineering?
Every other profession gets the same treatment under its own rules.