One-page evidence resume
Translate projects into customer, system and outcome signals—not a technology inventory.
PHASE 6 · EVIDENCE TO OPPORTUNITY
Prove you can do the job, then practise proving it. Package your work, survive a realistic interview loop and use an honest scorecard to decide whether to apply now or remediate first.
01 · GET INTERVIEWED
Do not claim “customer impact” without evidence. College projects count when the problem, constraints, users and measured result are real and inspectable.
Translate projects into customer, system and outcome signals—not a technology inventory.
Make the strongest work understandable in a two-minute scan.
Tell the full customer arc from ambiguity to adoption and handoff.
Prepare specific stories for conflict, failure, ambiguity, ownership, learning and adoption.
02 · PASS THE LOOP
Use a reviewer wherever possible. Run it timed, preserve the artifacts, score it, remediate one weakness, then rerun that round within seven days.
Why FDE? Defend one failure, one conflict and one decision that cost you something.
LEAVE BEHIND Record answers; reviewer flags vague claims and missing personal ownership.Open practice →Repair unfamiliar integration code while narrating hypotheses, tests and trade-offs.
LEAVE BEHIND Commit diff, passing tests and a short debugging log.Open practice →Turn an underspecified customer goal into users, decisions, constraints and a thin slice.
LEAVE BEHIND One-page problem tree, success metric and explicit scope cuts.Open practice →Design a production integration; cover identity, failure, observability, rollout and ownership.
LEAVE BEHIND Diagram plus two defended trade-offs and one failure drill.Open practice →Handle a bad request, a failed demo and a stakeholder blocking adoption without losing trust.
LEAVE BEHIND Reviewer scores listening, clarity, pushback and next-step ownership.Open practice →Demo the capstone, show an unhappy path, defend evaluation and ROI, then accept challenge.
LEAVE BEHIND Recorded defense plus reviewer notes against the capstone rubric.Open practice →03 · CHOOSE THE BRIDGE
Direct new-grad FDE roles exist but are scarce. A stepping-stone role is useful only when it builds production ownership, customer context or applied-AI evidence.
04 · EVIDENCE SCORECARD
0 = absent · 1 = fragile · 2 = apply-ready · 3 = standout. A quiz score or checked box is not evidence.
Can you ship and repair unfamiliar integration code under time pressure?
PROOF Timed repository, tests, commit history and narrated debugging log.Can you design for failure, security, observation and handoff—not only the happy path?
PROOF Architecture, threat model, incident evidence and runbook.Can you measure quality, classify failures and gate regressions?
PROOF Golden set, eval report, threshold and CI regression behavior.Can you discover the real workflow, cut scope and earn adoption?
PROOF Discovery notes, scoped metric, constraint revisions and adoption evidence.Can different audiences understand the decision, risk and next action?
PROOF Executive update, technical handoff and reviewed recorded demo.Can you reproduce these signals across a complete, timed loop?
PROOF All six mock rounds, reviewer scores and a written remediation rerun.READINESS VERDICT
Your next weakest gate is Coding & debugging. Complete its remediation, attach proof and rerun that mock round.
This is a local self-review tool, not a credential, hiring guarantee or substitute for human review. Scores should reflect linked artifacts and reviewer feedback.