Say what happened. PeerSlate helps make it useful.

Capture moments, wins, lessons, and ideas by speaking or typing. PeerSlate turns them into your Journal, your Story, your Work—all connected.

Private by default. You choose what you share.

Built for working professionals—engineers, leaders, career changers, and anyone whose growth is bigger than a job title.

What happened today
that you may want to remember?
  • I solved something
  • I learned something
  • I reached a milestone
  • I’m working through something

Your week,
made visible

See how captured moments become meaningful progress.

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Living Résumé

Your work, grounded in the real thing.

PeerSlate connects measurable impact, skills, experience, and approved evidence—so every claim can be inspected, not just read.

Public résumé view. Only approved information is shown.

Professional portrait of Pete Carter

Pete Carter

Systems Engineer & Technical Leader

Career impact

Measurable impact. Mission ready.

  • 30+ Engineers led
  • 9 / $19.2M Redesign efforts
  • $36M+ Engineering-services contract oversight
  • 70% Repair and test improvement
  • 35% Faster issue-to-action
  • Approved public outcomes connected to the experience that produced them.

Skills in practice

Grounded in approved work
  • Systems Engineering 3 proof records · 2 roles
  • Requirements Management 3 proof records · 2 roles
  • MBSE 3 proof records · 3 roles

The Career Constellation

  1. Northrop Grumman 2025-Present · Systems Engineer RequirementsTraceabilityAgile
  2. L3Harris 2024-2025 · Systems Effectiveness Engineer ILSMBSECAM
  3. Department of Defense / U.S. Air Force 2021-2024 · Lead Systems Engineer SustainmentContractingModernization

Featured achievement

Supported

Built a Cameo MBSE model using logical and physical architecture, requirements, profiles, value types, tables, and multiple diagram types.

L3Harris · 2024-2025 MBSE Cameo SysML

Credentials & education

Approved public records
  • Project Management Professional Project Management Institute
  • M.S. Engineering Management University of Arkansas · May 2025

Interview Studio

Practice how your experience sounds.

Write your answer in your own words. One realistic question, clear coaching, and one stronger retry.

Illustrative walkthrough
  • Fictional answer—not Pete’s and not the visitor’s.
  • No microphone, AI request, draft, attempt, history, or media storage.
  • The final action opens the real public Interview Studio.

Interview Studio · Illustrative walkthrough

Real practice. Clear coaching. Stronger answers.

  • Behavioral
  • Leadership
  • Recommended: STAR

“Tell me about a time you led a team through a major change.”

What the interviewer is listening for: clear ownership, communication through resistance, and a measurable result.

Practice stays in your browser until you submit an answer for coaching.

Open Interview Studio
Fictional example No visitor input No AI request No answer or practice data stored

My Story + Slate

Go beyond the résumé.

Capture the path, values, decisions, and growth that shaped the work. Not just what you’ve done—but why it matters, and where you’re going next.

Your story is living. You choose what becomes public.

  1. Act One This is me now
  2. Act Two How I became this person
  3. Act Three The life around the work
  4. Act Four Still becoming
Pete and Danielle standing together on lava rocks at a Maui beach, a sailboat on the water behind them
01 · Act One This is me now The person behind the work.

My Story · Current chapter

Built on curiosity. Driven by people. Grounded in purpose.

An immediate introduction to what Pete is learning, building, exploring, and the life he is living right now.

Currently

  • Learning — AI and automation for systems engineering
  • Building — Systems that make a mission-level impact
  • Exploring — Research, teaching, and what's next
“Everything else is just details.”

I went back at 36.

How I became this person.

Read the chapters
  • The twenties

    Pizza, payroll & people.

    Where leading people started.

  • Back to school at 36

    The bet on myself.

    I walked away from certainty to build a future I believed in.

  • 2021–2024 · Robins AFB

    United States Air Force.

    Service. Systems. Responsibility.

  • 2024 – today · Industry

    L3Harris, then Northrop Grumman.

    Systems effectiveness, integration, and test.

Pete running a 10K race wearing bib number 4465
100 miles. 10 days. One goal. Pushed my body. Proved something to my mind.
Pete and Danielle holding hands with arms raised between the Gates of Heaven in Bali
Places that changed me. Ten countries and counting.
Pete above a turquoise bay on the Crouching Lion hike in Hawaii
Always get outside.

Enter once. Link everywhere. Publish deliberately.

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