Project: build your resume, LinkedIn and GitHub portfolio

What you'll build

Portfolio review: Ananya Rao
Resume:   1 page, 5 sections, 3 links, 8 bullets (all verb + what + tech + result)
ATS:      copy test passed; 6 of 7 JD keywords present (AWS is a learning gap)
GitHub:   profile README live; 2 resume projects pinned; READMEs tested on a fresh clone; no secrets found
LinkedIn: headline, About and Featured updated; titles and dates match the resume
Honesty:  every number counted or measured; every line explainable
Status:   ready to apply

Requirements

• 1The resume is one page, single column, exported as a text PDF named First_Last_Resume.pdf.
• 2The resume has header, education, skills, projects, internship or extra project, and achievements, in a sensible order.
• 3The main project has exactly three bullets: scope, one hard technical part, and quality or delivery.
• 4The GitHub profile has a profile README and pins the resume projects first, each with a README whose setup steps work.
• 5No repository contains a password, key or token in its files or history (or the exposed secret has been rotated).
• 6LinkedIn has a role-and-skills headline, a first-person About section and the main project in Featured.
• 7Degree, scores, titles, dates and project names are identical on resume, GitHub and LinkedIn.
• 8The submitted repository contains the resume PDF, a plain-text copy and the completed checklist.

1. 1

   Write your one-page resume from the template

   A one-page PDF with all sections, exact scores and working links.

   Mark as done
2. 2

   Describe your main project in three impact bullets

   Three bullets covering scope, depth and quality, with counted numbers.

   Mark as done
3. 3

   Publish a GitHub profile README and pin projects with READMEs

   Your profile shows an intro and the resume projects first, each with a tested README.

   Mark as done
4. 4

   Update LinkedIn headline, About and Featured

   LinkedIn shows role and skills, a first-person About, and your main project in Featured.

   Mark as done
5. 5

   Self-check against the ATS and honesty checklists

   Every checklist line is "yes" and the three profiles match.

   Mark as done

Build it in your own GitHub repository and push after each milestone. When everything works, mark the project as complete.

1. 1

   Make a second, tailored version of the resume for one real job description and note which lines changed and why.· easy

   Mark as done
2. 2

   Record a 2-minute demo video of your main project and add it to LinkedIn Featured and the project README.· medium

   Mark as done
3. 3

   Write a short technical post about one hard problem in your project (for example a slow report query fixed with an index) and link it from LinkedIn and the README.· hard

   Mark as done

Solution

Opens when you add your repository link.