Eiffel Career Blueprint

For candidates applying to the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship (master's or PhD, via a French institution) who must write the "career plan" section of their application (and for the AI agents assisting them).

It turns a real background into a convincing logical chain: background → program → job → career.

What buyers get

• Targeted intake: the skill only asks for missing information (program, experiences, target role, career horizon) , (never vague placeholders)
• A proven 5-part structure: profile and throughline, program choice, concrete value, first target role, mid/long-term projection
• Verification against the official program page: courses, outcomes, labs ( institutional slogans never become unverified facts)
• Final review pass: trajectory coherence, distinct from the motivation letter, compliant with the call's language, format, and length requirements
• A writing guide distilled from real evaluator feedback (references/guide-redaction.md included)

No-invention guarantee: the skill offers a fill-in template rather than imagining facts: every claim in the final text is defensible by the application file.

After drafting, the skill runs the included Humanizer pass (based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing", MIT licensed) in embedded mode: it strips the telltale patterns of machine writing (AI vocabulary, em dashes, rule-of-three, promotional tone) so the career plan reads like the candidate's own voice. The no-fabrication rule still applies: style is polished, facts never added.

What's included

• SKILL.md — main workflow: intake, drafting, humanizer pass, final review
• humanizer/SKILL.md — the full Humanizer skill v2.9.1 (33 AI-writing patterns, MIT)
• references/guide-redaction.md — writing principles and pitfalls to avoid
• LICENSE-humanizer.txt — MIT license for the embedded Humanizer skill