This reads like a joke that's missing the punchline.

The post's author's resume section reinforces this feeling:

I am a skilled force multiplier, acclaimed speaker, artist, and prolific blogger. My writing is widely viewed across 15 time zones and is one of the most viewed software blogs in the world.

I specialize in helping people realize their latent abilities and help to unblock them when they get stuck. This creates unique value streams and lets me bring others up to my level to help create more senior engineers. I am looking for roles that allow me to build upon existing company cultures and transmute them into new and innovative ways of talking about a product I believe in. I am prioritizing remote work at companies that align with my values of transparency, honesty, equity, and equality.

If you want someone that is dedicated to their craft, a fearless innovator and a genuine force multiplier, please look no further. I'm more than willing to hear you out.

That kind of fake self-aggrandizement-delusion-driven story telling is part of the autistic trans subculture. That particular subculture tends to speak of themselves as goddesses, wizards, or other higher beings. Their websites are usually dark themed with pastel or neon forecolors and you'll find anime girls inserted every now and then .

As far as I can tell it isn't a joke per se, but it is tongue-in-cheek and the ego is often very real.