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Describe who you need, in your own words. We turn it into a short brief you can check.
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The role, the skills, the seniority, how long and how you want to work.
Developers whose experience fits, with their background and work you can look at.
Meet them, test them and ask anything. You decide.
Full time, part time, contract or project; remote or on site.
Projected at full rollout, from today’s community of 3.1M developers.
AI architects, CTOs, founders, trainers and authors write each skill from real-world problems and solutions, with their names on it.
AI checks the content against official sources and flags what has changed. A named reviewer and approver then sign off.
30 questions drawn at random from a large bank, and 24 to pass. Answers lock, and the right ones are never shown.
A test alone is not enough. The developer shows real work that uses the skill, and that work is checked.
Community leaders and MVPs review the work. AI assists, but a person decides, and the shield appears only here.
Finishing a full learning path earns a certificate, with a badge on the profile that a company can check.
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Yes. Many AI projects start as a short, scoped piece of work, such as a prototype, an evaluation or a review, and grow from there. Tell us the goal and the timeline.
Tell us what you need. We review it with you, put forward developers whose experience fits, you interview them, and you decide. You can hire full time, part time, on contract or for a project, remote or on site.
It depends on the role, seniority, length and how you engage. Tell us what you need and we will come back with options. There is no charge to talk.
DevSocial is where developers learn, write and share. Its members' work is public: what they have written and answered, their rank and their skills, so you can see how someone thinks before you meet them.
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