đ Hello!
I've developed frontend and full-stack web applications as an individual contributor, frontend architect, and engineering lead at startups and big tech.
I've served my teams as an interviewer and hiring manager for entry-level to senior software engineering and management roles.
I'm passionate about helping people succeed so I also mentor at Techlabs, a Coding Bootcamp in Berlin.
My insights, best practices, and templates can help you launch your career and take the most efficient path, from an absolute newbie or a fresh boot camp grad to a professional at your first job.
My career has spanned North America, Europe and Asia - specifically, I can help you find jobs in European tech hubs such as Amsterdam or Berlin and help you prepare for interviews if you are looking to make this move.
â WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
- Hands-on support via chat, one-on-one meetings, and actionable templates
- 48 hours before each call: I will share a sheet with a few questions to help me prepare and make the most of our meeting
- In our first call: we will align on your goals using a Career Worksheet
- Next, we will develop a structured plan supported by tasks or exercises to achieve weekly/quarterly/yearly goals
- After each session, you will know exactly what to do and why
đ KEY TAKEAWAY
If you choose not to proceed, hereâs a tip on the 3 skills you need to master to proliferate in your career toward being highly skilled and getting big paychecks (after learning the fundamental technical skills):
- Working with people - the world is run by people and tech enables them. Mastering communication and collaboration skills will take you further than any technical skill.
- Adding Value - you are paid to add value to a business. Knowing how to write great code is essential. More important is knowing when and how to do so repeatedly, in a lean and iterative manner, optimized to learn and improve your product.
- Making Noise - Once you add value, you need to communicate it humbly but clearly to your stakeholders so they know and remember it when itâs time for a performance review, promotion, or raise.
This may sound like bad news if you are an introvert (like me) but all of these skills can be learned - easier with a mentor.
đ LET'S TALK
If you are motivated to start a career in tech and need a tailored plan with dedicated support - sign up!
I've developed frontend and full-stack web applications as an individual contributor, frontend architect, and engineering lead at startups and big tech.
I've served my teams as an interviewer and hiring manager for entry-level to senior software engineering and management roles.
I'm passionate about helping people succeed so I also mentor at Techlabs, a Coding Bootcamp in Berlin.
My insights, best practices, and templates can help you launch your career and take the most efficient path, from an absolute newbie or a fresh boot camp grad to a professional at your first job.
My career has spanned North America, Europe and Asia - specifically, I can help you find jobs in European tech hubs such as Amsterdam or Berlin and help you prepare for interviews if you are looking to make this move.
â WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
- Hands-on support via chat, one-on-one meetings, and actionable templates
- 48 hours before each call: I will share a sheet with a few questions to help me prepare and make the most of our meeting
- In our first call: we will align on your goals using a Career Worksheet
- Next, we will develop a structured plan supported by tasks or exercises to achieve weekly/quarterly/yearly goals
- After each session, you will know exactly what to do and why
đ KEY TAKEAWAY
If you choose not to proceed, hereâs a tip on the 3 skills you need to master to proliferate in your career toward being highly skilled and getting big paychecks (after learning the fundamental technical skills):
- Working with people - the world is run by people and tech enables them. Mastering communication and collaboration skills will take you further than any technical skill.
- Adding Value - you are paid to add value to a business. Knowing how to write great code is essential. More important is knowing when and how to do so repeatedly, in a lean and iterative manner, optimized to learn and improve your product.
- Making Noise - Once you add value, you need to communicate it humbly but clearly to your stakeholders so they know and remember it when itâs time for a performance review, promotion, or raise.
This may sound like bad news if you are an introvert (like me) but all of these skills can be learned - easier with a mentor.
đ LET'S TALK
If you are motivated to start a career in tech and need a tailored plan with dedicated support - sign up!
My Mentoring Topics
Frontend and Backend development
Building a portfolio with live projects
Preparing a winning job application package
Interviewing
Moving from Frontend to Full Stack roles
Moving from Asia to tech hubs in Europe đȘđș
Maximizing your impact at a new job with a plan for your first 30/60/90 days
Developing critical soft skills such as a Product Mindset, Communication, and Stakeholder Management
Setting a roadmap for a six-figure salary
Building a portfolio with live projects
Preparing a winning job application package
Interviewing
Moving from Frontend to Full Stack roles
Moving from Asia to tech hubs in Europe đȘđș
Maximizing your impact at a new job with a plan for your first 30/60/90 days
Developing critical soft skills such as a Product Mindset, Communication, and Stakeholder Management
Setting a roadmap for a six-figure salary