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Alan's notes, by element

  • The scorecard radar (scorecard anatomy, /vetting/scorecard and /engineers): Values floor at 10% for drawing only.
  • The project leads (/project-management): Biography and photograph to follow.

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Tier

Engineer 0417 (masked)

Network deployment engineer, Dallas-Fort Worth

Admit

  • Technical depth
  • Execution
  • Judgment
  • Communication
  • Reliability
  • Range
84Vio score, indicative
  • CCNP Enterprise
  • OSHA 30
  • Aruba ACMP (declared)
  • 14 enterprise rollouts

Fourteen enterprise cutovers on live estates. Handover packs accepted first time on the last nine.

Engineer 0091 (masked)

Commissioning engineer, Northern Virginia

Elite Admit

  • Technical depth
  • Execution
  • Judgment
  • Communication
  • Reliability
  • Range
93Vio score, indicative
  • CxA
  • NFPA 70E
  • Vertiv UPS Level 5
  • IST lead

Led integrated systems testing on three hyperscale halls. Calm at 2am.

Engineer 0288 (masked)

Rack and stack technician, Manchester

Conditional Admit

  • Technical depth
  • Execution
  • Judgment
  • Communication
  • Reliability
  • Range
61Vio score, indicative
  • Manual handling
  • CDCTP (declared)

Two colocation fit-outs. Strong on reliability, building depth on network.

1. Masked avatarAn abstract geometric mark with a dashed ring. Never a blurred photograph, never initials. The photograph appears only after introduction with the engineer's consent.

Sample scorecard. Identity masked until introduction.

  1. Masked avatar

    An abstract geometric mark with a dashed ring. Never a blurred photograph, never initials. The photograph appears only after introduction with the engineer's consent.

  2. Masked name

    A generated label from the platform. The real name is revealed at introduction.

  3. Role and market

    What the engineer does and where. Location is the market, never a town or employer.

  4. Tier

    Elite Admit on a gold-lit black frame, Admit as a dark teal jewel, Conditional Admit printed white with an indigo accent. The material is keyed to the tier so a client reads it at a glance.

  1. Radar

    Six assessed dimensions. Axes draw first, then the polygon grows from the centre to the real values. Values floor at 10% for drawing only.

  2. Chips

    Certifications and ecosystems. Declared until a reviewer checks them, then reviewer-approved. The grey dot means declared.

  3. Cover message

    Two lines in the engineer's own words.

  4. Score

    The Vio score. Indicative on the beta card, final after the full assessment and review.

  5. Role lens

    A dashed indigo edge that appears when a card is viewed against a specific brief. It is match context and sits outside the card itself.

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