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Experience with context
Jobs aren't just listed as company names and dates. Each role explains what Hari worked on, the technologies involved and the actual engineering work behind it.
Your résumé tells people what you did. Your portfolio should show them how you think.
We built Hari's developer portfolio to do more than list technologies and job titles — turning his experience, engineering philosophy and work into an editorial-style experience.
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The build
Instead of asking visitors to piece together a résumé, the site gives them a structured way to move through Hari's:
- 01Story
- 02Skills
- 03Experience
- 04Work
- 05Alpha Jungle
- 06Contact
And importantly, it still has all the technical depth underneath the personality.
02
Skills you can actually scan
Instead of one giant wall of technology logos, the stack is organised into clear groups — languages, frontend, backend, cloud, data and tooling.
03
A portfolio with a point of view
From the newspaper-style layout to the annotations, stamps, chips and chapter system, the design makes the portfolio feel like Hari's, rather than another developer template.
04
More than a résumé
About. Skills. Experience. Work. Contact. Everything has a place, so someone landing on the site can understand who he is, what he builds and how to get in touch.