Feature: The Resume Factory & The “Sugartown Pink” Design System

We have officially closed the loop on two major capabilities for the Sugartown ecosystem: a headless engine for my career history and a distinct visual identity for the site.

1. The Resume Factory

I stopped updating my resume in Microsoft Word. Instead, I treated my career history as a dataset. We built a Headless Resume Pipeline that separates Content from Presentation.

The Golden Record: A single JSON file (master_resume_data.json) containing every job, skill, and bullet point I've ever written, deduplicated and structured. The Builder: A Python script (build_resume.py) that reads the JSON and compiles it into a clean, formatted Markdown document ready for PDF export or ATS ingestion. The Win: I can now generate a ‘Product Manager’ version or a ‘Design Systems’ version of my resume instantly without copy-pasting a single line.

2. The “Sugartown Pink” Theme

We deployed a custom WordPress Block Theme (child of Twenty Twenty-Five) to enforce a strict but playful visual language. The goal was “Subtle Tech”—a hacker aesthetic that doesn’t feel like a terminal window.

Visual Upgrades:

This completes the Infrastructure Phase. The factory is open, the machines are running, and the paint is dry.