I'm a clean coder

Question

Definitions:

Clean code - is readable and easy to understand by everyone whether the reader is the author of the code or a new programmer

Coder - a person who writes code for computer programs.

So If I use these defintions this way, is that correct?

I'm a clean coder.

This is the full text where I have put on Upwork profile:

I always follow the best coding pattern and practices. I'm a clean coder.

Do you know a better way to tell this?

Answer 1

A better way to say this would be simply "I write clean code," or "I code cleanly". If you say you're a "clean coder", you might be understood as one who writes understandable code, but it could also easily be interpreted to mean that you're a coder who recently took a shower (i.e. not dirty). I'd avoid saying "clean coder" without more context, as it's very unclear whether you intend to mean that the code is clean, or the coder themself is clean.