Master profile
How the Careers master profile is structured: skills with aliases and evidence, roles with engagements, projects, languages and rules per country, plus import and the original CV.
The master profile is the data. Tailored CVs are outputs. Nothing about you is in the code: your profile is a row in your account, and your rules are your settings.
What it holds#
| Part | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Headline and summary variants | Different openings for different kinds of posting |
| Skills | Each with aliases (Postgres for PostgreSQL) and the evidence: the roles and projects where you used it |
| Roles | With engagements (clients, projects) and the lines that describe them, each line with its own id and source |
| Projects, education, languages | As on any CV, with your language levels |
| Per-country rules | Location, registration and document language for each client country |
| Translations | Your own German (or other) versions of lines, so a German CV uses your words |
Skills and evidence#
A skill without evidence is only a claim. When a posting asks for TypeScript, Careers checks the skill and its aliases and finds the roles where you used it. That is what turns "TypeScript" into "3 roles, 6 years of evidence" on the match.
Rules per country#
A rule says what goes on the CV for a client in a country:
- Location: the city you list, for example a Dutch city for Dutch clients and a German city for German ones.
- Registration: how you describe your status, for example "ZZP, KvK-registered" in the Netherlands or "Freelancer" in Germany.
- Document language: German postings get German documents from your German lines; Dutch postings get English documents.
These are your settings. Set only what is true for you.
Import, autosave and the original CV#
Import your existing CV to start, or import a profile file. The page autosaves. You can also keep your original CV, one PDF of up to 10 MB, and compare it side by side with a tailored version. The file is checked in your browser and again on the server before it is stored.
For your AI#
An AI connected through Geenius OS can read the profile with the profile tool. It reads the profile of the workspace owner and cannot replace it by import.