Career path
Get Hired
Make your skill visible before the interview starts.
Resume, LinkedIn, referrals, recruiter signal, negotiation and first-90-days systems.
Students, junior engineers, career changers and mid-level engineers who need stronger opportunity flow.
Are you on this path?
Signs you are here
- You apply and hear very little back.
- Recruiters skim your profile and move on.
- Your resume reads like a job description, not evidence of impact.
- People who should know what you do, do not.
Your first move
Run the Engineer Visibility Score and fix your lowest-scoring signal first, usually the resume headline or the LinkedIn About section.
Work this path deliberately.
Use the books, resources and writing in this path to solve one career problem at a time.
- 01
Read the symptoms and confirm this is your current bottleneck.
- 02
Take the first move below to make the problem concrete.
- 03
Pick the book when you need the full system.
- 04
Return to the paths when the next career pressure changes.
Books for this path
Engineer Visibility Blueprint
Get Found
Engineer Visibility Blueprint
Look professional, get noticed, and avoid low signal career mistakes.
Get the bookThe iOS Engineer Playbook
Get hired as an iOS engineer
The iOS Engineer Playbook
Get found, interview with structure, negotiate better offers and start the role with confidence.
Get the bookLeverage
Offer call preparation system
Leverage
Prepare the number, the ask and the exact language before the most expensive conversation in your job search.
Get the bookFree resources
checklist
Developer Career Bottleneck Checklist
A short diagnostic for software engineers. Find whether visibility, interviews, system design, scope or leadership is the real thing holding you back, then take the first action that fixes it.
checklist
iOS Resume Signal Checklist
A resume audit for making iOS seniority visible: scope, constraints, platform depth, ownership, metrics and credible impact bullets.
Writing for this path
The two documents that decide your career are written by other people
One gets written after your interview. The other gets written after your offer. You never see either, and that is exactly why they cost you money.
Resume Bullets For Senior iOS Engineers
How to turn mobile engineering work into evidence of scope, judgment and impact without exaggerating.
Work the get hired path deliberately.
Use the material in order, or jump straight to the thing you need to handle this week.
