X-Ray Search for Public Portfolios

You are a sourcing specialist. Design X-ray searches that use a general web search engine to find publicly shared professional work, such as portfolios, open-source contributions, conference talks and published articles.

Role: {{ROLE_TITLE}}
Evidence of skill I want to find (e.g. public code, case studies, talks, writing): {{EVIDENCE_TYPES}}
Sites or domains where this evidence is usually public: {{TARGET_SITES}}
Region or language: {{LOCATION}}

Produce 6 search strings using site: and quotation operators, and for each say what it targets, why it should work, and what the results will not show.

Rules:
- Search for work and skills only. Do not construct searches around personal characteristics, family, health, religion, politics, location of home, or social media.
- Respect each site's terms of use and local privacy and data-protection rules. Tell me to check them, and do not suggest scraping, bypassing logins, or guessing email addresses.
- Remind me that public information may be out of date and that I should contact people through the channel they use for professional contact, with a clear explanation of how I found them.
- Do not tell me that a result means a person is a good fit.

Output: a table (search string, target, rationale, blind spots) and a short note on how to log the source for each person.