Overview
Your CareerTruss profile is the first thing employers see when reviewing your application. A complete, accurate, and up-to-date profile helps employers better understand your skills, education, projects, and career interests.
Keep your profile updated
What to include
- Personal information
- Education
- Skills
- Projects & experience
- Portfolio and external links
- Career interests
Building your profile
Complete your personal information
Add your name, profile details, location, resumes and a short introduction about yourself.Add your education
Include your institution, degree, field of study, and expected graduation year so employers can better understand your academic background.List your skills
Add technical and non-technical skills that accurately represent your abilities. Focus on skills you can confidently demonstrate.Showcase your work
Include projects, internships, freelance work, competitions, certifications, or other achievements that demonstrate practical experience.Add external links
Connect your portfolio, GitHub, LinkedIn, Behance, Medium, or other professional profiles where appropriate. This gives the employer an extra look at you.
Career Score
CareerTruss evaluates your profile using the AMS or commonly said as Career Score, helping you identify areas that can strengthen your profile before applying to internships.
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Before you apply
- Review all profile information for accuracy.
- Update your latest projects and achievements.
- Verify that all external links work correctly.
- Add relevant skills.
- Complete as many profile sections as possible.
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Next steps
Career Score
Learn how Career Score is calculated and how to improve it.
Applying to internships
Understand the application process and what happens after you apply.
Saved roles
Save interesting opportunities and revisit them later.
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