It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
I've been in the industry for twelve or so years. My CV clocks in at five pages which is about as long as I'd go. Here's how it breaks down:
Contact info and one-paragraph professional summary: <1/2 page
Work experience (date range, employer, location, title, 3+ bullet points describing responsibilities): 1 page
Major projects (name, technologies used, who for, and a brief paragraph description): 2 pages
Presentations and workshops (name, where/when, brief paragraph description): 1/2 page
The obligatory list of skills, organized and classified to not be a total mess: 1/2 page
As I've done more I've been more particular about what qualifies for the projects section but it's honestly still a little longer than I'd like.
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I've been in the industry for twelve or so years. My CV clocks in at five pages which is about as long as I'd go. Here's how it breaks down:
Contact info and one-paragraph professional summary: <1/2 page
Work experience (date range, employer, location, title, 3+ bullet points describing responsibilities): 1 page
Major projects (name, technologies used, who for, and a brief paragraph description): 2 pages
Presentations and workshops (name, where/when, brief paragraph description): 1/2 page
The obligatory list of skills, organized and classified to not be a total mess: 1/2 page
As I've done more I've been more particular about what qualifies for the projects section but it's honestly still a little longer than I'd like.