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It's not a talent gap — it's a visibility gap. TechToJob is the community where developers and companies cross paths every day, not just when a role opens.
Four steps. No endless forms. No ATS filtering out your CV before a human ever reads it.
Say hi in #introductions and you're in. Takes less than a minute.
Answer questions, share what you know, jump into a tournament. People start recognizing you.
Stack, level, and availability. Companies in the community check it when they're hiring.
Describe what you need and access profiles of people who've already worked with you inside.
Talk to the person who decides, not a form. The opportunity comes from showing up.
Post your profile: stack, level, and availability. When a company in the community looks for someone like you, they check it and reach out directly.
No résumés lost in an ATS. A human reads it — not an algorithm filtering you out for a keyword you didn't include. You don't need years of experience either — if you're just starting out, say so.
Frontend Engineer
Full-time · Remote
Post the role and access profiles of people already active in the community: tournaments, technical channels, helping others out.
It's not a CV full of adjectives. It's seeing how someone thinks before day one. Fewer screening interviews, more conversations with people who actually fit.
Every tournament has a real challenge, a deadline, and a jury that evaluates with public criteria, not by gut feeling. Win or lose, you finish with something worth showing in an interview.
Channels per area, people in the field answering questions in minutes, roles someone shares because they know who's hiring. This is where you hear about them.
Gathered in the server, not through a form. Each person links to their LinkedIn.
“I stopped sending CVs into the void. Two weeks inside the server and I had three calls with companies that were already active in the channels.”
“The tournament gave me something real to show. I didn't have to make anything up in the interview — I showed the repo.”
“I found my first tech mentor here. They've been answering my questions almost daily for two years.”
“As a recruiter, this is the only channel where candidates speak with code before the interview.”
“I stopped sending CVs into the void. Two weeks inside the server and I had three calls with companies that were already active in the channels.”
“The tournament gave me something real to show. I didn't have to make anything up in the interview — I showed the repo.”
“I found my first tech mentor here. They've been answering my questions almost daily for two years.”
“As a recruiter, this is the only channel where candidates speak with code before the interview.”
“I stopped sending CVs into the void. Two weeks inside the server and I had three calls with companies that were already active in the channels.”
“The tournament gave me something real to show. I didn't have to make anything up in the interview — I showed the repo.”
“I found my first tech mentor here. They've been answering my questions almost daily for two years.”
“As a recruiter, this is the only channel where candidates speak with code before the interview.”
“I hired someone who'd already been answering questions in the channel. I went into the interview knowing exactly how they think.”
“What I value most is that people reply seriously. It's not another dead Discord full of emojis.”
“We posted a role and within 48 hours we had five reviewable profiles. I'm not going back to LinkedIn.”
“I started answering questions and now I'm a maintainer of an open-source project that came out of here.”
“I hired someone who'd already been answering questions in the channel. I went into the interview knowing exactly how they think.”
“What I value most is that people reply seriously. It's not another dead Discord full of emojis.”
“We posted a role and within 48 hours we had five reviewable profiles. I'm not going back to LinkedIn.”
“I started answering questions and now I'm a maintainer of an open-source project that came out of here.”
“I hired someone who'd already been answering questions in the channel. I went into the interview knowing exactly how they think.”
“What I value most is that people reply seriously. It's not another dead Discord full of emojis.”
“We posted a role and within 48 hours we had five reviewable profiles. I'm not going back to LinkedIn.”
“I started answering questions and now I'm a maintainer of an open-source project that came out of here.”
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TechToJob isn't for everyone. It's for people who'd rather be seen working than fill out forms. If that's you, we'll see you inside.