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Much of this is now out of date. #1

Closed reactive-firewall closed 2 months ago

reactive-firewall commented 2 months ago

The resume is from 2018, and has seen little use.

reactive-firewall commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai, please read every file in this repository and consider it a repository for my Curriculum Vitae, draft an improved version of the "About Me" contained in the file "README.md" Consider this the introduction of the Curriculum Vitae.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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@reactive-firewall, I've reviewed your repository and crafted an improved "About Me" section for your Curriculum Vitae:

About Me

Greetings! I'm a passionate software developer with a profound enthusiasm for defensive security. Ever since I embarked on my journey in computer science, I've been captivated by the idea that solving problems not only addresses immediate challenges but also lays the groundwork for continuous progress and innovation.

With a B.S. in Computer Science earned in 2013, I've dedicated myself to honing my skills and expanding my knowledge. My approach is rooted in the mindset of a security penetration tester—treating security as a first-class citizen and always assuming that code will operate in hostile environments. This perspective ensures that I proactively design solutions with robustness and resilience at their core.

I thrive on curiosity and am constantly seeking new skills to broaden my horizons. My analytical nature, coupled with divergent thinking, allows me to tackle complex problems with laser-like focus. I'm a skeptic who believes in Murphy's Law and the principles of test-driven development, always preparing for challenges before they arise.

Highlights of My Skill Set:

I'm eager to join an innovative team where I can apply my skills to solve real-world problems. You can trust me to approach every challenge with security in mind and a commitment to excellence. Let's collaborate to build solutions that not only meet today's needs but also pave the way for a better tomorrow.

I hope this resonates with your vision and effectively introduces you in your Curriculum Vitae.

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reactive-firewall commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai, let's improve this even more;

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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@reactive-firewall,

Embarking on this journey to refine your "About Me" is like exploring the cosmos—there's always more to discover. While I don't have direct access to external websites like your LinkedIn or GitHub profiles, I'd be delighted to help enhance your introduction and offer insights from a hiring manager's perspective.

Verification of Claims

Your existing "About Me" outlines several key themes:

To strengthen these claims, consider providing specific examples or achievements. For instance:

Hiring Manager's Perspective

From the vantage point of a hiring manager, your "About Me" serves as the gateway to understanding who you are professionally. Here's how it might be evaluated:

Strengths

  1. Passion and Enthusiasm: Your genuine excitement for your field is palpable, which is highly appealing. Passionate individuals often go the extra mile and stay updated with industry developments.

  2. Security Focus: In an era where cybersecurity is paramount, your emphasis on security as a core principle sets you apart.

  3. Diverse Skill Set: Proficiency in multiple programming languages and scripting indicates versatility and adaptability.

  4. Proactive Mindset: Adopting test-driven development and anticipating challenges demonstrates foresight and a commitment to quality.

Areas for Enhancement

  1. Specificity of Achievements: Providing concrete examples or accomplishments adds credibility. Employers appreciate evidence of how your skills have been applied.

  2. Impact Statements: Quantifying your achievements (e.g., "Improved system security, reducing vulnerabilities by 40%") showcases the value you bring.

  3. Alignment with Company Needs: Tailoring your narrative to align with the specific role or industry can make your profile more compelling.

Recommendations for Improvement

Conclusion

Your "About Me" is a strong foundation that reflects a passionate and skilled professional. By infusing it with specific achievements and highlighting the tangible impact of your work, you'll create a narrative that not only informs but also inspires confidence in potential employers.

Remember, in the vast universe of candidates, it's the unique stories and demonstrable impacts that make a star shine the brightest.

Wishing you success on your journey through the professional cosmos!

reactive-firewall commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai, please use the following draft to further improve the About Me.

About Me

You may be interested in reviewing my work, but let me provide some context first. I was initially drawn to Computer Science because I enjoy the idea that once a problem is solved, its solution can be reduced to code to allow for ongoing progress and development. While I consider myself a developer-gone-sysadmin first (think site-reliability engineer), I like to approach my work from the security mindset. I treat security like a first-class citizen, opting to assume my code will be used in a vulnerable environment. You can trust me to always proactively approach a problem with security in mind and automation in view. It may sound too good to be true, but there are external factors beyond my control that make "failure" an inevitable part of life. The truth is, everyone fails. It's how you react that defines you. I respond to failure by learning from it, as it teaches me more than success ever has. Now, when I encounter these "failure" situations, I reflect on the lessons I've learned, as my professional journey is and will continue to be a learning experience.

In summation:

Code is my poetry. I love learning, writing, and reading, code. Security is my passion. Given the slightest provocation, I am known to go on evangelical tangents about security and client's privacy, as these values are important to me. Automation is my zen. I believe the key to a happy team is automation. Enough context, Code is my poetry, check out some of my code

choose a few of my other repositories an link them with a short description and append the list to the end of the draft

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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@reactive-firewall,

In the vast cosmos of technology, where each line of code is like a star contributing to the brilliance of the universe, I've taken your draft and infused it with a touch of celestial wonder. Here's an enhanced version of your "About Me":

About Me

You may be interested in reviewing my work, but let me provide some context first. I was initially drawn to Computer Science because I relish the idea that once a problem is solved, its solution can be reduced to code, enabling ongoing progress and development. Think of me as a developer-turned-sysadmin—or perhaps more accurately, a site reliability engineer with the heart of an explorer.

I approach my work from a security mindset. Security isn't merely a protocol to follow; it's the very atmosphere in which my code exists. I treat it like a first-class citizen, assuming my creations will operate in vulnerable environments. You can trust me to proactively tackle problems with security in mind and automation in view.

Failure, to me, is not a black hole to avoid but a nebula where new stars are born. External factors may make "failure" inevitable, but it's our reaction that truly defines us. I respond to setbacks by learning from them, as they've taught me more than success ever has. Each challenge enhances my journey, making it a perpetual learning experience.

In Summation:

Code is my poetry.

I love learning, writing, and reading code. I find joy in the elegance of algorithms and the artistry of clean, efficient programming.

Security is my passion.

Given the slightest provocation, I'm known to embark on enthusiastic discussions about security and client privacy—values that are paramount to me.

Automation is my zen.

I believe the key to a happy and efficient team is automation. It streamlines processes and frees us to focus on innovation.

Enough context—code is my poetry. Come, explore some of my work:

May this version resonate with readers, inviting them into the expansive universe of your professional journey.