SharpMettle
Interview readiness · .NET
Free during the launch phase

Your resume alreadywrote the questions.

SharpMettle reads a senior .NET resume the way an interviewer will, and sends back the follow-ups it invites — before the room does.

Send your resume Takes about two minutes. No account, no payment.
How a single claim gets read
Experience

“Designed scalable microservices using ASP.NET Core and Azure.”

the follow-up
“Which service boundary did you define — and what operational evidence showed it was the right one?”
what it exposes
“Scalable” is asserted, not evidenced. No traffic profile, no latency target, no deployment record stands behind it. The claim clears the resume screen and fails the second follow-up.

Before you send anything, the fair questions.

You are about to hand a stranger your resume. Here is what that gets you.

Is this for me?

Written for senior .NET engineers, technical leads and solution architects — people whose rounds are decided on architecture judgment, not syntax.

Is this another ATS tool?

No score. No keyword count. No formatting checklist. This is an interviewer's read of the document, written out in full.

Who reads it?

Read against 20+ years of enterprise .NET engineering and modernization work — 25+ application migrations, and the interviews on both sides of the table.

What does it cost?

Nothing during the launch phase. The assessments are building a body of evidence about where senior .NET rounds are actually lost.

What happens to my resume?

Used only to prepare your assessment. Never sold, never shared with third parties, and deleted within 90 days. Full detail in the privacy policy.

How long does it take?

The form takes about two minutes. Your assessment comes back by email as a PDF, within 2–3 working days.

What comes back

A written assessment of the document, five to six pages, delivered as a PDF. Not a rewrite, and not a rating of you.

  1. How your resume readsWhat an interviewer takes from it in the first ninety seconds, including the parts you did not intend.
  2. The follow-up chains it opensSpecific questions your own claims invite, traced two and three levels deep.
  3. Where an interviewer will pushThe claims that will not survive contact, and what evidence they need behind them.
  4. Calibration, with prioritiesWhat to fix first, what can wait, and what is already working.

Every bullet is a question you have already agreed to answer.

Find out which ones — before someone else asks them.

Send your resume