Step 1
Start with a CV
Use your reviewed career record as the base.
Personal career website
Create a career page from the same evidence behind your resume
Build a shareable professional page with selected achievements, skills, links, and contact actions without manually designing a full website.
Globalprofile
Create a ProfileBuilt around the actual problem
A personal career website can help recruiters understand context, but maintaining a separate site is extra work. Carve uses reviewed career evidence as the source.
Search intent
personal career website
Also covers resume website, professional website, career portfolio.
Shareable profile URL
Selected proof and links
Recruiter-friendly narrative
Privacy review before publishing
How it works
Step 2
Select public proof
Choose the achievements and links appropriate for a public page.
Step 3
Shape the story
Create a concise narrative rather than a full resume clone.
Step 4
Publish carefully
Review privacy and share the link where useful.
Questions
Is this a portfolio website?
It can include selected work, but the focus is career evidence and recruiter context.
Can I unpublish?
Published Carve Profiles are designed to be manageable from the product.
Will profiles be indexed by search?
Profiles should stay search-private by default unless a user opts into indexing.
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Turn verified career evidence into a professional page you can share
Create a concise career narrative, selected proof, skills, and contact actions from the same reviewed evidence behind your CV.
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Create an online professional profile from reviewed career evidence
Publish selected achievements, skills, narrative, and contact actions in a shareable profile built from the same source as your resume.
Global / profile
Turn a resume into a focused career website without rebuilding everything
Use your reviewed resume evidence to create a shareable profile page with selected proof, narrative, links, and contact actions.