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🚀 Excited to share my submission for the Figma Config Makeathon.
Over the past few weeks, I've been exploring a challenge that millions of professionals face every day: career transitions.
Many people know where they want to go, but they struggle to understand where they stand, which skills they're missing, and what actions will have the greatest impact on reaching their target role.
To address this, I built AI Career Twin.
An AI-powered career transition platform that helps users:
✨ Analyze their experience and career history
🧠Verify real skills through AI-powered assessments
📊 Identify critical skill gaps
🗺 Follow personalized growth roadmaps
👥 Connect with mentors who made the same career transition
💼 Build portfolio-ready projects tailored to their goals
🎯 Discover AI-matched job opportunities based on verified skills and progress
The vision behind AI Career Twin is simple:
Turn career transitions from uncertainty and guesswork into a clear, measurable, and personalized journey.
Built entirely with Figma Make.
🎥 Watch the walkthrough below.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback.
@Figma
#ConfigMakeathon #FigmaMake #AI #ProductDesign #UXDesign #CareerDevelopment #Innovation
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Hey Mohamed - make sure to add a video walkthrough in the comments.
Thanks Dylan! I've added the walkthrough video. It covers the problem, product flow, and how AI Career Twin was built using Figma Make. Appreciate the feedback!
Thanks Dylan! Added the full walkthrough video along with the live demo link.
The walkthrough covers the complete journey from CV analysis and skill verification to roadmap generation, mentor matching, portfolio projects, and job matching.
Really appreciate you taking a look!
🎥 AI Career Twin Walkthrough
A complete look at how users move from CV upload to skill verification, personalized growth plans, mentor matching, portfolio projects, and AI-powered job opportunities.
Built with Figma Make.
#ConfigMakeathon
🎥 Project Walkthrough + Live Demo
This walkthrough covers the complete AI Career Twin journey, including AI-powered CV analysis, skill verification, skill gap analysis, personalized growth roadmaps, mentor matching, portfolio project generation, and intelligent job matching.
🔗...
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Thanks Dylan! I've added the walkthrough video below.
Also sharing the project links for anyone interested:
🔗 Live Demo:
https://trend-tarot-78360738.figma.site/
🎨 Figma Community:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1650873578260727320/ai-career-transition-tool-v1
Appreciate the feedback!
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