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Create a 10-slide professional presentation titled 'Why I’m Ready for the Next Level' by Peter Seemayer. Use a consistent light blue (#DCEBFF) and dark blue (#004696) theme, with Segoe UI or Inter fonts. Apply 'Fade' transitions across slides. SLIDE 1: TITLE Title: Why I’m Ready for the Next Level Subtitle: Peter Seemayer Speaker Notes: Hi, I’m Peter Seemayer, and I’d like to walk you through why I’m ready for the next level in my role. I’ll focus on who I am, the impact I’m having today, and how that lines up with the expectations of a Level III engineer. SLIDE 2: WHO I AM Title: Who I Am Bullets: Full-stack engineer & problem-solver; Fast learner who thrives on complex challenges; Passionate about puzzles, boardgames, and videogames; Driven by “AHA!” problem-solving moments Speaker Notes: I’m a full-stack engineer and a problem-solver at heart. I learn quickly and enjoy working through complex, challenging problems. Outside of work, I’m passionate about puzzles, boardgames, and videogames. That love for problem-solving ties strongly into how I approach engineering. SLIDE 3: WHAT I LOVE ABOUT MY WORK Title: What I Love About My Work Bullets: Turning ideas into working features; Solving deep, complex technical problems; Building reliable systems end-to-end; Constant learning and improvement Speaker Notes: I love taking an idea and turning it into something real and functional. Complex technical challenges energize me — the harder the problem, the more engaged I am. I enjoy thinking about systems end-to-end, not just individual pieces. Continuous learning keeps the work meaningful and exciting. SLIDE 4: MY STRENGTHS Title: My Strengths Bullets: Analytical problem-solver; Learns quickly across frontend, backend, and systems; Balances FE, BE, and delivery responsibilities; Strong ownership mindset Speaker Notes: I’m analytical and methodical in how I solve problems. I pick up new technologies quickly and comfortably move across the full tech stack. I balance frontend, backend, and system responsibilities seamlessly. My ownership mindset ensures I see things through to completion. SLIDE 5: KEY ACHIEVEMENTS Title: Key Achievements Bullets: Developed & maintain the VMI (Vault Management Interface); Took ownership of a complex critical system end-to-end; Balanced frontend, backend, and delivery responsibilities; Achieved CKAD certification (Kubernetes Application Developer) Speaker Notes: Developing and maintaining VMI is one of my proudest achievements. I’ve taken ownership of this complex, critical system from design to long-term maintenance. It required balancing frontend, backend, and delivery aspects simultaneously. I also earned my CKAD certification, deepening my skills in building and operating containerized applications. SLIDE 6: IMPACT (WITH CHART) Title: My Impact Chart: Column chart comparing “Typical Level II” vs “Where I Operate” across Scope, Autonomy, Complexity, Ownership Speaker Notes: Across scope, autonomy, complexity, and ownership, I’m already performing above Level II expectations. I independently deliver production-ready solutions across multiple domains. My work provides stability and reliability for systems we depend on. SLIDE 7: CAREER GROWTH TIMELINE Title: My Career Growth Journey Timeline Steps: Entry / Early Stage (Learning the stack, contributing features); Full-Stack Contributor (Owning features across FE & BE); System Owner (VMI) (Taking responsibility for a critical system); Emerging Level III Behaviour (Operating with senior-level autonomy and ownership) Speaker Notes: My growth has been a steady increase in scope and responsibility. I progressed from contributing individual features to becoming a full-stack contributor. Then I became responsible for a complex system like VMI. Today, my behavior and impact already align with Level III expectations. SLIDE 8: WHY I’M READY FOR LEVEL III Title: Why I’m Ready for Level III Bullets: Already operating with Level III-like autonomy; Current Level II title no longer reflects impact; Ready to contribute to architectural direction; Prepared to mentor and uplift others Speaker Notes: My responsibilities and impact already match those expected at Level III. I operate with independence, ownership, and cross-domain expertise. I’m ready to engage more with architectural decisions. I’m also prepared to mentor and support others’ growth. SLIDE 9: FUTURE GROWTH PATH Title: My Future Growth Path Bullets: Growing toward senior engineering leadership; Deepening technical expertise across the stack; Owning systems at a strategic level; Helping shape engineering culture and practices Speaker Notes: I want to grow into senior engineering leadership. I plan to deepen my expertise and contribute to long-term architectural decisions. I aim to take strategic ownership of systems and help shape team culture. SLIDE 10: CONCLUSION Title: Closing Bullets: My impact aligns with Level III expectations; I’m ready for greater ownership and leadership; Excited to keep growing at the next level Speaker Notes: My current contributions fit the expectations of a Level III engineer. I’m ready for the expanded ownership and leadership that come with that level. Thank you for your time — I’m excited for the opportunity to continue contributing and growing.