codepunk / resume

Your career.
In your words.

Keep the whole story in one career record. Shape a CV for the role. Let the work behind your words show through.

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Development preview. Explore the fictional career record below.

Same experience. Different emphasis.

Try a target role, then select a statement in the CV.

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Example CVShaped for this role

Alex Morgan

Product engineer

I turn complicated workflows into useful software. My experience spans hands-on delivery, reporting automation, and helping other engineers find their feet.

Experience

Senior software engineer2022 – present

Example Studio

Tools of the trade

C# / .NET · TypeScript · SQL · Collaborative delivery

One career record. You choose what makes the CV.Interactive example · nothing is saved

A CV is a snapshot.
Your career is bigger.

The plan for Codepunk Resume is simple: start with your experience, keep the facts in your control, and make every application a considered edit.

A record worth keeping.

Bring roles, projects, and source material together. Review the facts before they become part of your story.

The right detail for the role.

Choose what matters for an application without rewriting your history. The CV you publish stays a fixed snapshot.

More context, when it counts.

Request a colleague’s response to an exact statement. Give readers a clear account of what was confirmed, what is pending, and what has no response.

Good foundations.
Still being built.

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The app is still being built. Access to accounts and personal workflows is being opened in stages. Use fictional material during development.

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