Tech-Hard-Skills-Infografik für lebenslauf template indesign

Career infographic titled "Tech Hard Skills Overview". Archetype: SOFT-SKILLS WHEEL adapted for hard skills in tech, editorial LinkedIn-magazine illustration, minimal corporate style, dark mode palette, clean grid, sleek vector icons, subtle glow accents, high contrast typography, no real company logos as endorsements. Central wheel hub labeled "Tech Hard Skills" with 8 surrounding labeled sections in English: 1) Programming — actionable tips: learn one core language deeply, practice data structures, build 2–3 portfolio projects. 2) Data Analysis — tips: use spreadsheets and SQL, create dashboards, explain insights clearly. 3) Cloud & DevOps — tips: understand deployment basics, learn containers and CI/CD, practice on example cloud environments. 4) Cybersecurity — tips: follow secure coding habits, learn access control, monitor common risks. 5) AI & Automation — tips: use example ML workflows, prompt responsibly, automate repetitive tasks. 6) UI/UX & Front-End — tips: design accessible interfaces, test responsiveness, improve usability with feedback. 7) Systems & Networking — tips: learn APIs, troubleshoot latency, understand infrastructure basics. 8) Project Delivery — tips: use Git well, write documentation, estimate work realistically. Add 2 outer ring callout panels labeled in English: "How to Build These Skills" with concrete steps and "Common Mistakes" with do/don't callouts. Add a compact bottom panel labeled "Example Salary Snapshot (USD)" with illustrative numbers clearly marked as example: Entry-Level Tech Specialist $55,000 example, Mid-Level Technical Analyst $82,000 example, Senior Technical Lead $118,000 example, Tech Manager $145,000 example. Include 1 small legend panel labeled "Skill Strength" with simple proficiency scale example. Keep composition balanced with 5–9 labeled sections total, clear captions, infographic hierarchy, modern editorial feel. Visually imply search intent inspiration for resume/design tooling without rendering the phrase as on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real company logos as recommendations, no watermarks No real company logos as endorsements. Illustrative salary numbers labeled as example. No discriminatory framing.