I am blown away at how Evernote is able to attract such incredibly talented folks, given the "vision" they've communicated publicly.
Good luck. I hope you're able to join the other true innovators at that company to steer it into something cohesive.
Also, it may help to offer some "what I can do for you" content on this site. It's a lot of "all about me." As a potential employer, I'd be interested in your insights on what you think would make the company better, not what you've done in the past.
While I would agree normally, I think for this very special purpose it's okay to replace scrolling. This is not meant to be a website, but rather a short presentation.
Nice initiative. The website is cool (assuming that it is original design - new to me), but the content needs work: I see some sucking up to Evernote, lots of praising yourself with adjectives like "rigorous" and "autonomous." (Remove all self-congratulatory adjectives. All of them.)
Employers want to know that you understand the job and that you can do the job. That's it. Your task is to convey that you can DO THE JOB - by describing the RESULTS that you have ACCOMPLISHED. Also, read _Ask The Headhunter_.
I also use Evernote. Powerful tool. Sucky marketing and training materials, though. They do need help, perhaps from you.
Good luck. I hope you're able to join the other true innovators at that company to steer it into something cohesive.
Also, it may help to offer some "what I can do for you" content on this site. It's a lot of "all about me." As a potential employer, I'd be interested in your insights on what you think would make the company better, not what you've done in the past.