Section 1 of 6
Who are you?
What are your key skills?
Add up to 10. Press Enter or comma to add each one.
Briefly describe your work history
A sentence or two — where you've worked and what you've done. Don't worry about perfection.
Please fill in your first name, last name, and a valid email.
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Your story
Describe what you actually do at work — not your job title, but what a typical good week looks like.
"I translate complex system requirements into test plans and run them by engineers who'd rather be building" is more useful than "I work in quality."
What are you genuinely good at that your resume doesn't fully capture?
Informal leadership, cross-functional influence, mentoring, process instincts — things that don't fit neatly in a bullet point.
What energizes you at work?
Section 3 of 6
How you actually work
Where do you do your best work?
Deep focus, alone
Small tight-knit team
Cross-functional collaboration
High-tempo, reactive environment
Structured process, clear lanes
How do you prefer to lead or contribute? Pick all that feel true.
I lead by building the thing myself first
I lead by developing the people around me
I lead by setting direction and removing obstacles
I prefer to be the expert others come to
I thrive as a strong second-in-command
What's something you've done at work that mattered but didn't show up in a performance review?
Informal mentoring, fixing a broken process nobody asked you to fix, keeping a team together through a rough program — that kind of thing.
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What's next for you
What do you want your next role to feel like — not the title, the actual day-to-day?
What would you never do again?
A type of work, a kind of company, a management structure, a contract type. Be honest — this protects your time and ours.
Rank what matters most in your next move. Drag to reorder.
- 1⋮Compensation & financial growth
- 2⋮Leadership & advancement opportunity
- 3⋮Mission & program significance
- 4⋮Stability & work-life balance
- 5⋮Technical depth & craft
Section 6 of 6
Your industry context
Security clearance
None
Public Trust
Secret (active)
Top Secret (active)
TS/SCI (active)
Inactive — reinstateable
Which program environments have you worked in?
Commercial / private sector
Government / public sector
Regulated industry (healthcare, finance, legal)
Manufacturing / industrial
Technology / software
Education / nonprofit
Small business / startup
Military / defense
What's one thing you wish employers understood about your background before the first conversation?
This goes directly to hiring managers who view your profile. Say what you'd say in the first five minutes of a call.
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