# Adding PullRequest as a Professional Experience
As a member of the HackerOne reviewer network, you're more than welcome to add PullRequest to any public-facing profiles where listing professional experience is appropriate. For example, you're welcome to use PullRequest as an experience on LinkedIn under your work **Experience**, as a **Certification**, or both.
Understandably, teams interested in using PullRequest are interested in getting an idea of what types of software professionals will be reviewing their code. Having PullRequest listed in your experience can be very effective for ensuring prospective clients that reviewers in our network are highly experienced, talented software engineers.
This said, *this is not an expectation*. HackerOne values your privacy and preferences.
## Adding PullRequest to your Work Experience (LinkedIn)
You're welcome to add PullRequest to your **Experience** list on your LinkedIn profile.
Since there are a variety of types of engineers in our network, you're free to use a title that you believe represents your expertise in a relevant way. (e.g., "Software Engineer", "Developer", "Code Reviewer", "Security Specialist").
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**NOTE:** If PullRequest finds your designation to be misrepresentative, a member of our team may contact you to make modifications.
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## Adding the PullRequest Reviewer Certification (LinkedIn)
Click to open the [LinkedIn certification entry](https://www.linkedin.com/profile/add?startTask=pullrequest_reviewer) and add your language(s) reviewed or simply "Reviewer"
The certification name is **"Certified Reviewer:"** followed by any of the major programming languages & frameworks you review for.
The issuing organization is **"PullRequest"** -- it will autocomplete as you start to type.
Link "Credential URL" to the reviewer page:
Click "Save" and you're done!
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