The steel-am project is a SaaS-level web application designed to assist users in identifying, researching, and generating project ideas based on job applications. The platform aims to enhance users' hiring prospects by suggesting tailored project ideas that align with their skills and experience, as well as the job roles they have applied for. The application provides a distinct user experience for free and premium users, incorporating a credit system for AI-heavy actions.
The steel-am platform is focused on delivering a Projects page that enables users to manually generate project ideas based on applied jobs. The application will feature an interactive and premium user interface distinct from existing job and resume pages. It will incorporate a credit system to manage AI-heavy actions and provide clear distinctions between free and premium user capabilities.
The application will deliver a custom Projects page experience, with no automation in project generation. Users will manually select applied-job cards to initiate project generation. The application will maintain a clear distinction between free and premium user features, with specific quotas and credit allowances. The system will use application-owned identity for managing user sessions and project data.
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Create Project
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Projects Page Entry
Create Project
AI Analysis
Project Generation
Project Management
Projects Page Entry
Create Project
AI Analysis
Project Generation
Project Management
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Choose one of your applied roles and we will build a project idea shaped by the company, the role, and your own skills.
Generation is manual and runs only against jobs you have applied to — pick a role and we will handle the research.
Once you confirm your skills for a selected application, our analysis pass reviews your skill match, researches the company and role context, then drafts a project idea built to close the gap.
Built from your application to Senior Frontend Engineer at TechCorp
This project mirrors the data-dense dashboard work called out in the TechCorp job description, and leans on patterns from their engineering blog and the visualization tools their frontend team lists on LinkedIn — giving you a portfolio piece that speaks directly to this role.
Scaffold the app, configure the environment, and design the data schema for orders, products, and metrics.
Wire up component architecture, connect the API layer, and establish global state management.
Add chart integrations, real-time metric widgets, and cross-filtering across dashboard panels.
Write tests, tune performance for large data tables, containerize, and ship to production.
Login, token refresh, and role-gated routes for admin vs. viewer access.
Normalizes order and inventory feeds into a shared dashboard schema.
Responsive grid of KPI cards, trend charts, and filterable tables.
Live low-stock and order-spike alerts via a lightweight event stream.
Exportable weekly/monthly summaries with saved report presets.
Start from a Vite + React workspace so the dashboard boots fast and stays easy to extend module by module.
npm create vite@latest ecommerce-dashboard -- --template react
cd ecommerce-dashboard && npm installResource: Vite: Getting Started GuideMatches TechCorp's stated frontend stack in the job description.
Pairs naturally with your existing REST API experience.
Relational queries suit order/inventory reporting needs.
Closes the data-visualization gap flagged in your skill analysis.
Addresses the missing containerization skill from your gap list.
Last updated 2026-08-21 · refreshing insights is free
TechCorp's engineering team recently open-sourced a dashboard component library that emphasizes accessibility-first design patterns.
Source: TechCorp Engineering BlogThe job posting repeats the phrase "data-dense interfaces" — a strong signal to prioritize table virtualization for large record sets.
Source: Job description, Senior Frontend EngineerThree TechCorp frontend engineers list D3.js as a core skill on LinkedIn, reinforcing the priority of the visualization module.
Source: LinkedIn team researchCheckout isn’t connected in this preview — purchases aren’t processed yet.

Choose one of your applied roles and we will build a project idea shaped by the company, the role, and your own skills.
Generation is manual and runs only against jobs you have applied to — pick a role and we will handle the research.
Once you confirm your skills for a selected application, our analysis pass reviews your skill match, researches the company and role context, then drafts a project idea built to close the gap.
Built from your application to Senior Frontend Engineer at TechCorp
This project mirrors the data-dense dashboard work called out in the TechCorp job description, and leans on patterns from their engineering blog and the visualization tools their frontend team lists on LinkedIn — giving you a portfolio piece that speaks directly to this role.
Scaffold the app, configure the environment, and design the data schema for orders, products, and metrics.
Wire up component architecture, connect the API layer, and establish global state management.
Add chart integrations, real-time metric widgets, and cross-filtering across dashboard panels.
Write tests, tune performance for large data tables, containerize, and ship to production.
Login, token refresh, and role-gated routes for admin vs. viewer access.
Normalizes order and inventory feeds into a shared dashboard schema.
Responsive grid of KPI cards, trend charts, and filterable tables.
Live low-stock and order-spike alerts via a lightweight event stream.
Exportable weekly/monthly summaries with saved report presets.
Start from a Vite + React workspace so the dashboard boots fast and stays easy to extend module by module.
npm create vite@latest ecommerce-dashboard -- --template react
cd ecommerce-dashboard && npm installResource: Vite: Getting Started GuideMatches TechCorp's stated frontend stack in the job description.
Pairs naturally with your existing REST API experience.
Relational queries suit order/inventory reporting needs.
Closes the data-visualization gap flagged in your skill analysis.
Addresses the missing containerization skill from your gap list.
Last updated 2026-08-21 · refreshing insights is free
TechCorp's engineering team recently open-sourced a dashboard component library that emphasizes accessibility-first design patterns.
Source: TechCorp Engineering BlogThe job posting repeats the phrase "data-dense interfaces" — a strong signal to prioritize table virtualization for large record sets.
Source: Job description, Senior Frontend EngineerThree TechCorp frontend engineers list D3.js as a core skill on LinkedIn, reinforcing the priority of the visualization module.
Source: LinkedIn team researchCheckout isn’t connected in this preview — purchases aren’t processed yet.
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