A career, hand-graphed
The same CV, drawn instead of listed. Hover or tap anything to see what’s behind it. The lines are sketchy; the numbers are real.
Fig. 1 —
Ten years from student to Frontend Lead — a UI library, a design-system rewrite and the architecture calls behind them. Still climbing. Hover a landmark for the short version, click for the full one.
Fig. 2 — loyalty, quantified
Fig. 3 — opinions, held loosely
Strong opinions, weakly held — the codebase gets a vote too.
Fig. 4 — the honest one
Coffee, cups per day
Every project has this shape. Confidence bottoms out mid-build — coffee peaks in exactly the same place, which is probably not a coincidence.
Fig. 5 — where the week goes
Roughly a third of the week is hands-on-keyboard. The rest is the job that makes the code worth writing.
Fig. 6 — what’s in each drawer (depth, self-rated 0–10)
10
years building software professionally
5
roles, from intern to lead and back to building
2026
new chapter, new challenge — DeepSea.ai
∞
opinions about state management
Fig. 7 — the margin notes
the stuff nobody asks about in the interview, but every CV has
Languages
Education
Bachelor's degree
Computer Science
Technological Educational Institute of Central Macedonia
Serres, Greece
Where the localhost-only projects happened.
Cited exactly once since graduating — in this box.
Other things CVs insist on
Based in Thessaloniki, Greece
remote since before it was mandatory
Available for a conversation
replies within a day, usually less
References upon request
the phrase every CV ends with
Percentages self-reported, generously