Profile sections in Cinode

Learn what each section in your profile is used for and how to edit the content manually or with AI 🤖✨

Your Cinode profile is the central place where all your professional information is stored. It is used internally in Cinode and serves as the foundation for all CVs you create. Understanding how each section works helps you keep your profile accurate, searchable, and easy to reuse.

To edit your profile:

Go to Home → Profile in the main menu.
Open the section you want to edit by clicking the pen icon.

You can update your profile at any time, either manually or with the help of AI.

If you do not see the save buttons, no changes have been made.

While editing text fields, you can use Cinode’s AI tools to:

Improve wording and clarity
Translate content into other languages 🌍
Adjust length and tone using Characters

Click Save to update the current CV.
Click Save to many… to update multiple CVs and/or the profile.

If you only have one CV, the profile and CV mirror each other and you use a single Save button.
If you have multiple CVs, you can choose which CVs to update when saving.

Use the Table of Contents to quickly move between sections 📑

The Presentation section introduces you to clients and often forms the basis of your CV presentation.

We recommend always writing in the third person.
The text should be client-focused and highlight your strengths and experience.

Use this section to describe:
Your professional background
What motivates you
How you contribute in a work context

First name and surname cannot be edited here. They are linked to your Cinode account and must be updated via account settings or the Administration page.

Note: The personal presentation is not shown in standard CV templates unless your organisation has chosen to display it.

Add previous assignments and projects using the plus icon, or edit an existing assignment by opening it.

Earlier employment should be summarised as one or several assignments.

For each assignment:
Add a clear description of tasks, responsibilities, and results.
Tag relevant keywords or skills, such as industries, roles, tools, or techniques.

When adding skills, suggestions will appear. Use these when possible.
If a keyword is missing, you can add it manually—make sure the spelling is correct.

Projects in your profile are automatically ordered based on the project dates you provide.

Make sure the dates are accurate to maintain the correct chronological order.

If you update assignment dates, reload the page to see the updated order.

Highlighted projects are only shown in the CV.
In the CV view, you can choose which projects to highlight on the first page by dragging and dropping them.

This section gathers skills from your assignments.

You can:
Add missing skills using the plus icon
Rate each skill from level 1–5 (definitions are available via the info icon)
Mark favourite skills using the star icon to influence project matching

Skills cannot be manually reordered.

Add additional qualifications such as:
Driver’s licence
Military service
First aid or CPR

These skills are shown in the CV but are not included in skill matching or search results.

Keep your references organised in one place.

This section is not displayed in CVs.

List relevant courses and certifications.

List former employers here.

Roles within an employment should be added as assignments under Projects and Assignments.

Add your education history.

Add and rate your language skills.

Include board memberships, publications, or other professional commitments.

When you create a new CV, Cinode automatically inserts information from your profile.

You can:
Customise content for a specific opportunity
Show or hide individual sections
Update only the CV or apply changes to selected CVs and the profile.

You can create multiple language versions of your profile.

Add a new language using the plus icon next to your flag.
Translations are added manually, but AI tools can help with translation and text improvement.

If you switch to a language without a translation, you will see a warning.

When translating skills, you can use synonyms to find suitable translations.

Use the three dots menu to remove a profile translation or delete a CV.

You can delete an imported profile and re-import if needed.

🚨 Important:
Removing a profile permanently deletes all data.

Your profile is a complete, internal record of your experience, education, certifications, and skills. It is searchable throughout Cinode and can exist in multiple languages.

A CV is a tailored selection of profile data, presented in a company-specific template. We recommend creating multiple CVs for different roles or customers and adapting language and content for each audience.