Portfolio
Let your work speak for you.
A résumé says what you know. Your VYRNA portfolio shows what you’ve done: the decisions you made, what they were based on, and what you took away from them.
What’s in your portfolio.
It fills itself in, one mandate at a time. All you add is what you learned.
Proven skills
Every skill comes from a decision you made in a mandate. The number shows how many mandates you proved it in.
Your completed mandates
The company, your role, the challenge, solo or team, and your end-of-mandate badge stamped CLOSED.
Your reflections
What you learned, in your own words. It’s often the first thing a recruiter reads.
Your deliverables, protected
They stay private by default, so the mandate isn’t spoiled for other members.
Share it your way.
You decide who sees what, and for how long.
- Public linkYour own page, visible to anyone with the link. Full deliverables stay private.
- LinkedInAdd your portfolio to your profile in one click.
- Recruiter linkTemporary, watermarked access to your full deliverables, for one specific person.
For recruiters
Not a score. Proof.
A recruiter sees how the person tracked down information, what they decided, and how they defended their choices. No grade: just the work.
What they see
Mandates, proven skills, reflections, and deliverables through a recruiter link.
What never shows up
Community badges, challenge results, Feed reactions. The portfolio stays professional.
Portfolio questions.
Who can see my portfolio?
You decide: only you, or anyone with the link. Full deliverables stay private, except through a recruiter link you create.
What is a recruiter link?
A temporary, watermarked link that gives one specific person access to your full deliverables. It expires, and it doesn’t reveal the mandate to other members.
Do my community badges show up in my portfolio?
No. Your portfolio stays professional: it shows your mandates, your proven skills and your reflections.
Ready for your first mandate?
Save your spot in the founding cohort. It’s free during the beta, and your first file is waiting.