Strengthen the in-browser Experience and Resume path with a concise career timeline

Priority: Medium

Problem

The site has strong recruiter positioning and a downloadable résumé, but the in-browser Experience/Resume path should let a visitor understand career progression, role scope, and evidence without needing to open the PDF first.

Goal

Make the HTML experience path independently useful for a fast recruiter review while keeping the formal résumé PDF available.

Scope

• Review the current Experience and Resume pages for chronology and role-level clarity.
• Add or refine a compact career timeline with company, title, dates, location where useful, scope, and 1–2 evidence-backed contributions per role.
• Link relevant roles to published case studies/Insights when evidence exists.
• Preserve confidentiality boundaries and résumé-verified claims.
• Keep the page concise enough for scanning rather than reproducing the entire PDF.

Acceptance criteria

• A visitor can understand career progression and current level from HTML alone.
• Role titles/dates are consistent with the canonical résumé.
• Important Staff-level scope is visible without opening the PDF.
• Relevant public evidence is linked where available.
• No confidential or unsupported employer claims are introduced.
• Resume download/preview remains available as the formal document.

Start by reviewing the current Experience and Resume pages alongside the canonical résumé to compare chronology, titles, dates, scope, and supported evidence. Add a concise HTML career timeline with relevant public case-study or Insights links while preserving the résumé download or preview. Done means the career progression and Staff-level scope are clear in HTML, claims remain supported and confidential, and the acceptance criteria are met.