33 applications.
33 stories of effort.
This isn't a list of job titles. It's an inspectable record of the positions I pursued, the résumés I tailored, and the cover letters I wrote. Each application has its own evidence dossier. The outcome that matters is finding the right full-time role.
Every application. Open the evidence.
Explore the captured job description and the actual application materials wherever those files are archived. The status boxes are published records—not editable controls.
| Applied | Employer / role | Archived documents | Beyond the Title Podcast | Interview scheduled | Job is offered | I refused offer | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading the evidence ledger… | |||||||
Podcast links: Published episodes link directly to their matching Beyond the Title videos on YouTube. View the complete Beyond the Title playlist ↗. A dash means no linked episode has been recorded for that application.
How to read the checkboxes: A checked box requires a recorded event. An unchecked box means that event has not been recorded here; it is not a prediction or a claim that an employer made no decision. “Not advanced” is reported separately from the three requested checkboxes.
Open the documents. Judge the work.
Click a role to inspect its captured job posting, submitted résumé, and cover letter when available. The Certn dossier also includes the archived combined application packet. Original PDF documents are served as archived; MHTML and some word-processor files are presented in simplified reading formats.
Application confirmations and recruiter correspondence are not published. A document marked Not archived really is absent from the provided application material.
Applications first. Interviews next.
My working rhythm puts job applications and Beyond the Title episodes in the morning, Data Sculptor in the afternoon, and a daily landing sequence at 4 PM. Listen to the Beyond the Title playlist ↗.
The public evidence is here because a job title doesn't tell the whole story. See the Data Sculptor Development Log ↗ for the related engineering portfolio.