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There is no way to hide a current position or prior position to any viewers of your LinkedIn Profile from within LinkedIn. If you don't want someone to know about something you are doing, do not put it on LinkedIn, Facebook or Google+.

LinkedIn is not your resume. Your profile should be less formal than your resume, because web communication in general is informal. That doesn't mean unprofessional but it does mean that you should write your LinkedIn job descriptions in the first person (I) and write as though you were speaking.

Although you can't hide the content on your private profile, you can hide much of the content that appears on your public profile, including your job history, educational information, personal and professional websites, interests and achievements.

Tap Settings, then Visibility and Edit your public profile. To hide your profile from public view, toggle Your profile's public visibility to Off. To hide specific settings, toggle the specific settings to Off to hide that information from your public profile. Changes are saved automatically.

Be specific when describing roles and responsibilities. Outline any specific requirements (sometimes the best candidates may not match every single one). Link to your company's LinkedIn Page by choosing your company name from the dropdown list. Describe your company if it's not well known.

You can restrict your employer and others from seeing what LinkedIn groups you've joined, links to your personal or professional websites, published works and more. To do this, access your account settings and select only the features you'd want your employer to see in your public profile.

If you want to stay anonymous, you can choose not to display your profile when you post your job. To do this, uncheck the box next to Add your profile to your job post on the Improve your job post page.