Who's here
Engineering & Development
Software, DevOps, mobile and infrastructure — the track where the hard part isn't knowing the stack, it's proving what you built with it.
- Backend · Frontend · Mobile
- Platform · DevOps · SRE
- Git & GitHub
The roles this group covers
If your day involves shipping code or keeping it running, this is your group.
- Backend, frontend and full-stack engineers
- Mobile — iOS, Android and cross-platform
- Platform, DevOps and SRE
- Infrastructure, cloud and security engineering
- QA and test automation
- Tech leads and engineering managers moving between tracks
Where engineering supply meets demand
The rows for this track from the market chapter of the live session — the ones that decide how hard it is to get read right now.
| Role | Supply (candidates) | Demand (openings) |
|---|---|---|
| AI/ML Engineering | low | very high |
| Platform / SRE | medium | high |
| Full-stack JS | very high | medium |
| Junior Frontend | very high | low |
From the Tech Kariyerim live session — market reading, indicative only
What actually happens here
The same four things every group runs on, aimed at what engineering hiring actually looks at.
- 01Job postings with the real stackOpenings shared with context from members who know the team — what the stack looks like in practice, not in the ad.
- 02Referrals through Refer MeMembers inside the company refer members. For senior engineering roles this is the normal route in, not a shortcut.
- 03CV and profile feedbackEngineering CVs fail in one specific way — a list of technologies where a result should be. That is what gets caught here.
- 04Proof of workPortfolios, GitHub and the projects that answer “what have you built” better than any certificate does.
No headcount is published for any group. What matters is whether the postings and the feedback are useful, and that is only visible from the inside.
The Git & GitHub role guide
The members' library includes a Git & GitHub deep guide alongside the other seven role guides — tool stacks, interview frameworks and career ladders.
Join the communityThe chapters that matter most for this track
Read the market signals inside a job ad first, then the CV rules engineering CVs break most often.
Where to start for this track
The library is open to everyone — these are the ones that map most directly onto engineering hiring.
ATS Master Guide
How applicant tracking systems really read your CV — and how to get past them.
Open in Notion (opens in a new tab)Career growthPortfolio & Proof of Work Guide
Show, don't tell: building a portfolio that proves you can do the job.
Open in Notion (opens in a new tab)Interview prepInterview Question Bank (by Role)
Real interview questions organized by role track — practice with what actually gets asked.
Open in Notion (opens in a new tab)CV & applicationsRole-Based Job Application Platforms
The best job boards and platforms for your specific role track.
Open in Notion (opens in a new tab)About this group
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