1. Justification
I designed this CV to meet the standards of the international IT sector. I chose a clean and organized layout because technical recruiters value clarity and quick access to information.
- Vocabulary: I used specific terms like “Systems and Networks” and “Web Programmer” to show my technical background.
- Adaptation: I translated my experience into English to reach a wider professional audience, ensuring all terms are correct for the tech industry.
- Soft Skills: I included my experience as a handball coach to prove I have strong teamwork, communication, and leadership skills, which are essential in any IT company.
2. Implementation (How is it organized?)
The CV is divided into clear sections so it is easy to read:
- Contact & Profile: I provided my professional email and my portfolio link so recruiters can see my work easily.
- Education: I highlighted my current Vocational Degree (SMX) and my previous Web Design certificate to show my path in computing.
- Work Experience: I listed my internship at Polaris Data to show my practical skills in web optimization and programming.
3. Evidence & Portfolio
I have documented this project with the following:
- The CV Document: A professional PDF file.
- Digital Portfolio: My website at lfontanet.inscastellbisbal.net is fully functional and contains all my academic and professional records.
- Organization: All files are structured logically to make the recruitment process simple and efficient.
