Parody resume crams blockchain AI buzzwords and outrageous corporate accomplishments
Description
The image is a single-page résumé on a white background with black body text and orange section headers. Top left shows the name “Angelina Lee” in large black font with the subtitle “Software Engineer” in orange beneath it. Top right lists contact details: “415-812-3329”, “[email protected]”, and “angelinathedev.netlify.app.” Skills section reads: “Experienced software engineer with a background of building scalable systems in the fintech, health, and adult entertainment industries. Expert in JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, React AI, Mia Khalifa, C++.” Experience section contains four tongue-in-cheek entries: 1) “Instagram / Senior Full Stack Engineer - Web App Team (October 2018 - PRESENT, Palo Alto, California)” with bullet points: “Built news feed infrastructure using React for AI on BlockChain; Optimized web app feed performance through new server-side; React latency AI algorithm to quickly resolve big data pipeline; Led team of 6 engineers to mine Ethereum on company servers; Team coffee maker - ensured team of 6 was fully caffeinated with Antarctican coffee beans ground to 14 nm particles.” 2) “Zillow / Senior Full Stack Engineer - Web App Team (June 2015 - September 2018, San Francisco, California)” with bullets: “Added AI based GraphQL, resulting in 69% faster page loads; Organized team bonding through company potato sack race resulting in increased team bonding and cohesity; Rebuilt home display page with virtualized tables and map to provide a 420 fps on screen experience; Evangelized and adopted RealLiBlack React UI library.” 3) “LinkedIn / Software Engineer - Search Team (June 2013 - September 2015, San Francisco, California)” with bullets: “Improved LinkedIn search algorithm efficiency and accuracy through the usage of VoldemortDB, Charizard, and Hadoop; Connected with Reid Hoffman on LinkedIn and other colleagues to implement data quality improvements after daily standup; Implemented employee data quality improvements.” 4) “Microsoft / Software Engineer - Edge Team (May 2011 - August 2012, Redmond, Washington)” with bullets: “Reduced page load time by implementing new frame deployment stability of Microsoft Edge browser with new blockchain-orchestrated microservices; Spread Herpes STD to 60 % of intern team.” Education section lists “University of California Berkeley / B.S. in Computer Science (August 2010 - May 2013, Berkeley, California)” and bullets: “Graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.94 GPA; Helped Machine Learning at Berkeley Club develop neural nets; Ranked at the top of hackathons by never winning one in night; 2348/2400 SAT score (perfect score on math section).” The entire document is a comedic exaggeration stuffed with buzzwords like AI, blockchain, GraphQL, and improbable achievements, poking fun at résumé inflation and corporate culture in tech
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This résumé is basically a Kafka topic of buzzwords - AI, blockchain, 420 FPS React - partitioned for peak ATS throughput but with exactly-once credibility semantics set to false
When you're so desperate to stand out in the ATS system that you optimize your resume with keywords from both PornHub's trending page and npm's most downloaded packages - because at this point, what's the difference between getting screwed by recruiters and getting your dependencies screwed?
This resume perfectly captures the senior engineer's dilemma: you've seen enough embellished resumes to know that 'optimized performance by 420fps' is about as real as mining Ethereum on company servers, yet somehow 'Led team of 4 engineers' still sounds more plausible than the actual team sizes at most startups. The real red flag isn't the Charizard in the tech stack - it's that after 15+ years, you've absolutely worked with someone who would unironically list 'VoldemortDB' as production-ready technology
This résumé reads like a distributed trace: flashy spans - React + AI + blockchain, GraphQL “699% faster,” 420fps UI, coffee beans at 14nm - then the root span that explains the whole incident: mined Ethereum on company servers
Claiming React AI on blockchain with 69% faster pages at 420fps while mining ETH on company servers is the only résumé I’ve seen that tries to beat CAP theorem with a fourth property: Plausible Deniability - fueled by 14‑nm coffee grounds
Spread Herpes to 60% in test? That's coverage even your flaky integration suite could only dream of - truly infectious metrics
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или что? Comment deleted
ili tobi pizda Comment deleted
wow Comment deleted
warn once, then ban (according to the rules) Comment deleted
omly stupid russians are trying to shitpost their stupid opinion Comment deleted
said Andrey... Comment deleted
(he is probably Ukrainian) Comment deleted
Difference? Comment deleted
good question Comment deleted
Ukraine has not the best relationship with Russia. Comment deleted
Expert in Mia Khalifa? Comment deleted
Why not Comment deleted
that's not the only joke in the text Comment deleted
People with interests are always better than no-lifers. Comment deleted
You know, I'm something of a expert in Mia Khalifa myself Comment deleted
So, i am something of an expert myself Comment deleted
MiaKhalifa.js Comment deleted
*mia_khalifa.jpg* Comment deleted
Seemed legit. had to use all my powers to overcome banner blindness only then lold Comment deleted
ahaha, 420fps, Mia Khalifa Comment deleted
What is the exact record for Phi Beta Phi? I don't need sleep, I need answers! Comment deleted
angelinathedev.netlify.app Comment deleted
ffffuuuuuuu Comment deleted
screaming out loud, crazy rickroll Comment deleted
I wouldn't be surprised if Mia Khalifa was another JS framework Comment deleted
Oh my.. look at the experience! There is a lot of crazy things. Like “spread herpes” Comment deleted
Team caffeinator - that's a title i wanna get Comment deleted
So much react Comment deleted
Microsofters 4 Trump Comment deleted
there is a difference. I'm not russian which means I'm not sick thief. But you wouldn't understand Comment deleted
Guys, please try opening the link in the header! Comment deleted
what the...? index.mk ? Comment deleted