feat(app): BIS jr100498 Senior/Lead Data & Analytics Engineer (MED IT) submitted; KB gaps closed; scout triage 2026-10-14

Application
- BIS Basel, Senior/Lead Data & Analytics Engineer, Monetary and Economic
  Department IT (jr100498, 3-year term): resume, cover letter, verbatim JD,
  session, critique and the four portal free-text answers. Submitted
  2026-10-15 via the BIS portal, cold (Evidence Fit 78 Core, hard gate PASS,
  Document Quality 88 after Tier 2 polish). Different unit from the rejected
  jr100429 (Banking Technology). Recorded in applications.json and
  decisions.json.

Knowledge base
- claims.json: BS-9 and SW-10 (onboarded and mentored junior developers at
  Bosch and Swisscom); skills TIBCO Spotfire, Teradata, Oracle Database and
  Hadoop / Impala registered from existing claim scopes; SDMX registered as
  forbidden (user-confirmed never used); SW-4 scope records the
  prototype-and-iterate approach with B2B business, architects and engineers.
- Clarification note 2026-10-14 with verbatim user answers, including
  "schedule yes, budget no" for project planning (unattributed, so not a
  claim yet).
- CLAUDE.md corrections log: 2026-10-14 entry.

Scout
- 2026-10-14 run (37 companies, 101 new): 19 JDs read; BIS jr100498 taken
  forward; Snowflake Engineering Productivity (mis-titled "Sr SWE,
  Enterprise"), Google SWE III Shopping Graph Feeds and Meta SWE
  Infrastructure logged as maybe; 15 roles logged as skip with the failing
  JD line quoted. Found: BIS RSS adapter stamps every vacancy as Basel
  (jr100491 is Hong Kong); Confluent Ashby board returns no jobs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CLAUDE.md

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 | Date | Correction | Files fixed |
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+| 2026-10-14 | **Spotfire was the sixth evidenced-but-unregistered skill, and junior mentoring was unrecorded - both surfaced by the BIS Basel jr100498 *Senior/Lead Data & Analytics Engineer* (MED IT) triage.** (a) **TIBCO Spotfire** sat in the BS-5 and BS-8 scopes (co-owned environment, technical Application Owner, C# extensions, TAF 2022, spatial wafer-data map charts) but not in the `skills` array, so the JD line *"using database reporting and business intelligence tools"* had no citable skill; registered `production-historical`, `allowed` on user instruction. It does not license Power BI, Tableau or Qlik. (b) The JD requires *"Experience providing general supervision and task-specific guidance to junior colleagues"*, and the only canonical evidence was BS-7 (students, one thesis as Zweitpruefer). User-confirmed: he **onboarded and mentored junior developers at Bosch and at Swisscom** - recorded as **BS-9** and **SW-10**, one per employer. The Swisscom phase (ART B2B or ART DPT) is not recorded, so write it in past tense. Neither is people management. (c) **SDMX: user-confirmed never used**; registered `forbidden` so the scanner catches it. It is an accountability line in the JD, not a qualification. (d) The same audit found **Teradata, Oracle Database and Hadoop/Impala** evidenced only in the SW-2/BS-2/BS-8 scopes and absent from the `skills` array, although every past skills line listed them; registered `production-historical` from those scopes (Oracle explicitly does not establish DBA work). **Lesson, same as 10-08: when a JD has a supervision or mentoring line, ask about junior colleagues before falling back on BS-7. Student supervision is weaker evidence and the stronger evidence was simply unrecorded.** | `claims.json` (BS-9, SW-10; skills TIBCO Spotfire, SDMX, Teradata, Oracle Database, Hadoop / Impala); `knowledge_base/extractions/2026-10-14_mentoring_spotfire_sdmx_clarification.md` |
 | 2026-10-08 | **Three more canonical gaps of the recurring shape, surfaced by the Kongsberg Seatex *Lead Engineer, DevOps and Test Infrastructure* (Trondheim) package.** (a) **Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD** were evidenced in claim scopes (GN-1, FC-1, BS-6, SW-3) but absent from the `skills` array, so no skills line could cite them; registered as `production-historical`, with GitLab keeping SW-3's "used, not built" limit. (b) **Embedded coursework** was unrecorded: user-confirmed an Embedded Systems course (C/C++ and VHDL with an ARM platform) and Robotics during his studies, and **no embedded work since** - recorded as **ED-1**, coursework-only, degree attribution not yet given. (c) **Current unit testing** was unrecorded: he writes unit tests today and knows pytest - recorded as **SW-9**; whether pytest is the Swisscom framework is not confirmed. The JD's required line *"Experience working with embedded SW and Linux"* stays a **half Gap** (hard-gate FAIL); the user overrode it knowingly. **Lesson, again: for any DevOps/test JD ask about current testing practice and about academic hardware work before scoring - neither lives in `claims.json` by default.** | `claims.json` (ED-1, SW-9, 7 skills); `knowledge_base/extractions/2026-10-08_embedded_coursework_testing_clarification.md`; Kongsberg package |
 | 2026-09-15 | **Swisscom was recorded as one undifferentiated current role, so past work read as present.** The first Geo Platform build said *"Own the ETL pipeline components"* and *"Owns ... Teradata"* in the summary - wrong. User-supplied: the tenure has two phases. **ART B2B** (first part, PAST): the legacy Teradata DWH - Fulfillment ETL component ownership (SW-2), Python on Kubernetes with GitLab CI/CD (SW-3), dashboards and analyses (SW-4), Kafka. **ART DPT, Team Offering** (CURRENT): migration and implementation of AWS data products on AWS, ODP-Flow, PySpark/Python, Glue, Iceberg, Athena, Airflow (SW-1, SW-6, SW-7). **Kafka and Kubernetes downgraded to `production-historical`**; SW-2/SW-3/SW-4 allowed verbs are now past tense; Apache Iceberg added as a canonical skill. Official internal title recorded: `Data, Analytics & AI Engineer IV` (III before Apr 2025), per the Oct 2025 Zwischenzeugnis. **The switch date is deliberately not recorded (user: not relevant) - never date the two units.** Any already-submitted package that presents Swisscom Kubernetes, Kafka or Teradata ownership as current stays as submitted history, but expect the question in interviews. **Lesson: the Zwischenzeugnis gives the whole tenure as one duty list, and a duty list says nothing about which duties are current - ask which phase each belongs to.** Same session, same shape: the Zeugnis's *"automation of CI/CD processes in GitLab"* overstated his part - the user clarified he **worked with** automated GitLab CI/CD rather than building it, and SW-3 now forbids claiming the automation. | `claims.json` (SWISSCOM org/title history; SW-1/2/3/4/6/7; Kafka, Kubernetes, Apache Iceberg; SW-3 CI/CD scope); `experience_swisscom.md` SW-3; Geo Platform resume |
 | 2026-09-15 | **Geospatial evidence was missing from `claims.json` - the fifth canonical gap of the Ansible/Linux/Bash/Kotlin shape - and the first assessment compounded it with a wrong assumption about the domain.** Surfaced by the internal Swisscom posting *Data Engineer - Geo Platform* (R-0006447), which requires *"Fundierte Praxis mit ArcGIS und FME"*. User-confirmed: at Bosch he worked extensively with geospatial data in Oracle (**`SDO_GEOMETRY`**) and TIBCO Spotfire to visualize, locate and analyze wafer data, across **multiple coordinate reference systems** - normalizing and transforming between them was the main difficulty of the work, performance tuning the other. Recorded as **BS-8** plus two `allowed-with-context` skills. **The assessment first asserted that wafer coordinates carry no CRS and scored the geo lines on that basis; it was wrong and the user corrected it.** Boundary kept, not re-litigated: geographic/geodetic specifics (datums, map projections, EPSG, LV95) are not established. **ArcGIS, FME, QGIS, PostGIS, GeoServer and GDAL are user-confirmed never used** and are now registered `forbidden` so the scanner catches them. **Lesson: do not discount a domain bridge on an assumption about the domain - ask the discriminating question before scoring.** | `claims.json` (BS-8; 2 new skills; 6 forbidden skills) |