Career Profile
Your reusable source of truth — enter it once, use it on every resume.
Career Profile holds seven kinds of facts about your career: experiences, education, skills, projects, certifications, languages, and a freeform "custom items" bucket. Any resume entry can link back to one of these facts; at render time, the linked fact's fields are used as a base and anything you've overridden on that specific resume entry takes priority. Marking an item "private" doesn't stop it from being used on a resume — linking it there is itself how you choose to include it.
When you'd use this
How it works
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Add an item
On the Career Profile page, click "+ Add" under any category (Experience, Education, Skills, Projects, Certifications, Languages, or Custom Items). This creates a placeholder row immediately.
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Fill in the details
Each type has its own fields — for example Experience takes employer, title, location, start/end dates, current-role flag, description, and achievements; Skills take a name, category, and proficiency level.
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Mark items private if needed
A "private" badge appears on any item flagged that way — private items still exist in your profile and can still be linked into a resume when you choose to.
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Run a quality check
Trigger the profile quality check to get a deterministic (no AI involved) scan for missing start/end dates, gaps of more than 60 days between consecutive roles, and possible duplicate experiences.
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Link facts into a resume
When adding or editing a resume entry, choose to base it on a Career Profile fact rather than entering it from scratch — the resume will then track that fact automatically for any field you don't explicitly override.
Good to know
- Editing an item beyond the initial Add is more limited here than on a resume — the Career Profile page currently supports adding and deleting items, without a fuller per-type edit form for every field yet.