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Spencer Stern

Product & experimentation analyst. London. Currently building ChatBotCV.

ChatBotCV — upload a CV, get a chatbot recruiters can question. The constraint is the product: it answers only from the document, cites where it got each claim, and says "that's not in the CV" rather than inventing something plausible. Most CV-AI tools optimise for sounding good. This one optimises for not lying.

Also runs a gap report (questions your CV can't answer well), a job-advert cross-check, and an agency tier for recruiters bundling candidate shortlists.

Socion — Socionics-based matching. Socionics Insight — the largest English-language Socionics reference, plus a 17-book series.


How I work: instrument first, then read the funnel, then build. Most of what I ship starts as a hypothesis with an event attached to it. A fair amount gets killed by its own data, which is the point.

Open to product / CRO / experimentation roles. LinkedIn · spencer.stern@gmail.com

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  1. socionics-match socionics-match Public

    Socionics-based matching. 16 named intertype dynamics. You choose the relation — not a black-box algorithm.

    JavaScript 1 1

  2. socionics-core socionics-core Public

    Canonical socionics data and query library — 16 types, intertype relations, quadras, clubs and temperaments

    JavaScript 1

  3. ats-defence ats-defence Public

    A tower defence game where you play the applicant tracking system. Phaser, Supabase, and instrumentation that actually gets used.

    JavaScript