feat(ruag): submit AI Engineer C5I, and record the Kdo Cy package

RUAG C5I - AI Engineer C5I (Thun, app ID 18027): SUBMITTED 2026-08-27.
Evidence Fit 74/100, fit class Stretch, title-capability hard gate FAIL
(R1 build/operate the AI-LLM platform and R2 in-house LLM/retrieval are
Adjacent, not Direct) - all knowingly accepted under the user's explicit
Phase 0 override. Consumes the cohort's sole Stretch slot: cohort is now
6/10, Stretch 1/1.

Critique ran twice. Round 1 scored the documents 85/100 and raised three
Tier 1 items; Round 2, after the fixes, scores 93/100 with truth and
provenance 24/25 and zero Tier 1 findings. Evidence Fit did not move and
was not allowed to: PP-3 is a personal project and cannot convert an
Adjacent title-capability into a Direct one.

Documents (.tex is the deliverable; PDFs are gitignored):
- resume 2pp/13 bullets, letter 1pp/295 words, both validators PASS
- headline is now the canonical title "Staff Data, Analytics & AI
  Engineer", which puts the req's own word above the fold
- PP-3 added as a Projekte section - the only current Linux/hardening
  evidence, since BS-6 ended Dec 2022
- the letter names the AI-platform gap in one sentence, then connects
  SW-5 to C5I's stated DevSecOps model
- "governte" -> "governance-konforme"; JD term coverage 18/22 -> 22/22
  claimable, with all six gap terms still correctly absent

Two defects found and fixed that the first critique missed:
- the resume never loaded babel, so a German document was hyphenated
  with English patterns (Hal-bleiterfertigung, Tran-skription). Fixed
  with babel[ngerman] plus a Transkription exception; this also cleared
  an overfull box. Check this on every future German package -
  resume_template.tex likely has the same omission.
- IBM AI Engineering had no primary-source record. Certificate read
  directly (IBM via Coursera, 4 Jun 2020, verify 3ZBZFVAL6A34), recorded
  as entry #8; it also proves PyTorch, now evidence: certification.

Also included: the submitted Kdo Cy DevOps Engineer III package, the
Capgemini omit rule promoted into config.md, BW-1 canonicalized in
experience_bundeswehr.md, and a scout.py comment correcting the
telenorgroup slug from "near-empty" to a claimed board serving stale
phantom listings that DEMO_TITLES would not catch.

Compensation, PSP/project eligibility and role level were never resolved
before sending and are now live screening topics.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JMcHCsTKWvVzqyLChF5ckk
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- **Degree suffix:** M.Eng.
- **Email:** dennis@thiessen.io
- **Phone:** +41 795 955 585
- **Location:** Bern, Switzerland
- **Location (contact line):** **Bern, Switzerland** by default. Use **Thun, Switzerland / Thun, Schweiz** for roles in **Thun or its immediate surroundings** - the user lives in Thun, and local residency at the employer's own location is a real screening signal for traditional Swiss employers (user-decided 2026-08-27). This applies to the **contact line only**; a position's own location stays factual, e.g. the Swisscom entry keeps Bern.
- **LinkedIn:** linkedin.com/in/dennis-thiessen
- **Google Scholar:** [leave blank — not applicable]
- **ORCID:** [leave blank — not applicable]
@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ Verified errors to never re-introduce. Add entries as you catch mistakes.
| Correction | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| Capgemini omitted from all documents | **Standing user preference.** Capgemini Deutschland GmbH (Nov. 2014 - Mai 2015) must **never** appear on a resume, CV or cover letter - only six months, and the user does not want the short-stay impression. The visible chronology starts at **Generali, Mai 2015**. **The resulting Nov. 2014 - Mai 2015 gap is intentional and must never be "fixed" or explained away.** Any tenure claim in a summary line ("over ten years") is measured against the visible record from Mai 2015. Regressed once into the RUAG C5I draft on 2026-08-27 because this rule lived only in memory. |
| Degree name | B.Eng. official name: "Information and Telecommunication Technologies". M.Eng. official name: "Computer Aided Engineering" with focus in Software Design and Software Engineering. Use "Software Design & Engineering" as the focus description on resumes — more recognizable than the official programme name. |
| Education dates | B.Eng. **Oct 2009 Oct 2012** (start 10/2009, finished 01.10.2012). M.Eng. **Apr 2012 Oct 2013** (01.04.2012 01.10.2013). Programmes overlap by design — do NOT "fix" the overlap. Both at Universität der Bundeswehr München. |
| Swisscom title | Senior: Oct 2023 Apr 2025. Staff (Engineer IV): Apr 2025 Present. Use "Staff Data, Analytics & AI Engineer" for current role; note promotion if space allows. |
@@ -114,4 +115,6 @@ These are copied verbatim from your template every time.
- **Local alternative:** 2-page Swiss/DACH profile
- **Cover letter:** Generate only when required or when it adds information not visible in the resume
- **Academic CV:** Not a default target. Generate only for an explicitly academic/research application
- **Output .tex files ONLY** — user compiles locally
- **The `.tex` is the deliverable and the source of truth** - never hand-edit a PDF, and always regenerate from the source
- **Compile the PDF into the application's own `output/` folder** so the user can review and approve it. A `.tex` alone is not reviewable for him. Never leave the only PDF in a temp directory, and never leave a stale pre-edit PDF next to the deliverable (user-reported 2026-08-27).
- **If a submission-named copy exists** (e.g. `Dennis_Thiessen_Lebenslauf.pdf`), **refresh it on every recompile.** It is a copy, not a build target, so it silently goes stale under exactly the filename that gets attached to an application.