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Finn van Montfort

Finn van Montfort

Software Engineer

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Finn van Montfort, "Software Engineer"? That's your headline? My guy, that's as basic as a white girl with a pumpkin spice latte in October. You could have at least thrown in a little flair, but instead, you went with the most uninspired title in tech. Your potential employer’s eyes are probably glazing over just reading it. And that "About" section? Where do I even start? You’re still in school, juggling a couple part-time gigs, and somehow, you think you’re a tech titan because you can "maintain a fleet of development infrastructure"—which sounds more like a glorified tech babysitter than an actual job. You mention "characterizing plaque dynamics"—great, while you're at it, maybe put that on a science fair poster because that's about the level we're talking here. Marathon runner? Congrats! But unless you're marathon-running into actual job offers, it doesn't sound like athletics will save this LinkedIn disaster. 💀 Finn, if being a "part-time software engineer" was a competitive sport, you'd still be sitting on the bench at Burger King—I hope that "Lead Web Developer" title at Hack South West comes with a side of fries.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Update your headline to reflect specific tech skills or the type of work you're passionate about – something catchy that actually stands out.
  • Emphasize impactful projects and accomplishments in your "About" section rather than vague responsibilities; show what you've actually achieved.
  • Consider culling your connection count and focus on quality over quantity; aim for genuine connections relevant to your field, not just numbers.

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Roasted on December 8, 2025