About you
One thing that would help me most:
Help me understand your professional background.
Upload your CV and I'll read your roles, history and skills, so you don't have to type them.
Background
Who you've been professionally. I know what you do. Your CV would fill in the history.
- Role
Frontend Engineer
You told me- Summary
Builds React products and AI-assisted developer tooling. Works remotely. Likes to talk about how engineering work is changing, from inside the work.
You told me
Expertise and interests
What you know well. What I'll look for in what you share.
- React
- TypeScript
- AI-assisted development
- Product engineering
- Frontend performance
Also interested in
- Mentoring junior developers
Your goal on LinkedIn
I'll pick ideas that work toward it.
Become known as an expert
What you want to be known for
Where you're heading — your CV only says where you've been. Focused enough to own.
- AI-era software engineering
- Remote work
- Engineering thinking
Who you want to reach
Shapes my examples, language and depth. Clear enough to write for.
- Engineers
- Founders
- Technical leaders
Your writing voice
How you naturally write. A couple more samples and I'll match you more closely.
What I noticed in your writing
Most code review comments I leave aren't about code.
I used to think that made me slow.
It takes two minutes.
Who calls this?
What you've given me
Most code review comments I leave aren't about code. They're about what the code assumes. Who calls this? What happens when the list is empty? Why is this here and not there? I used to think that made me slow. Now I think it's the job.
I stopped writing tickets for myself last month. I write a short note instead: what I'm changing, why, and what I'm unsure about. It takes two minutes. It's the most useful thing I read the next morning.
Writing preferences
Your explicit choices. They add to what I learn from your edits — they don't replace it. Your choices. I still learn from your edits.
- Tone
- Length
- Emoji
- Approach
In your words
Never in a post
Topics and details I keep out of everything I suggest. I'll keep these out of every draft.
- Client and company names
- List posts and tool roundups
- Engagement bait (“Agree?”)
Stories I can use
Personal experiences you're happy to see in posts. I only use what you add here — I won't invent any.
What I've learned from you
From what you share, the ideas you develop or skip, and how you edit my drafts. Archive anything I got wrong.