CareersIntroduce yourself
Tell us what you have built.
The strongest introductions lead with the engineering someone has been responsible for. Tell us what you have built and carried — CREA-KO reads serious introductions closely, and keeps the ones that fit for the work as it opens.
A useful introduction
Start from substance.
A few lines on each of these is enough to begin. Incomplete is fine — the point is the work you have carried, not a template.
- Who you are
- A short account of the engineering you have been responsible for — not a list of tools.
- What you have carried
- Systems you built or ran that something real depended on, and your part in them.
- Where you would build
- The discipline that fits you — or the problem you want to be close to.
- How to reach you
- A professional contact and, if useful, links to work you can share publicly.
Where to send it
One careers address.
Write from your own email application to the careers address below. It reaches the people responsible for engineering hiring — separate from the company’s general contact channel.
Do not send sensitive, confidential or classified material through public email. Describe your work at a general level; specific detail belongs in the appropriate setting once a conversation is established.
How it is read
Read by the engineers you would work with.
Introductions are read by people close to the engineering — the ones you would build alongside. What earns a reply is fit and relevance to work that is opening, judged on the substance of what you have carried.
When a role fits an introduction on file, CREA-KO follows up directly; strong introductions are kept for when the right work appears. Return to the disciplines.