Provn is built for two people. The builder who is tired of applying into a black hole, and the hiring manager who is tired of reading the same resume 200 times. Find the one that sounds like you.
I'm a builder
You build things. You use AI to do it. You want to be hired for that.
You build something in a weekend just to see if you can.
You use three or four AI tools in a day without thinking about it.
You can move across disciplines. Design, code, write, ship.
You don't define yourself by which tool you use. You define yourself by the problems you solve.
Brilliant Earth had 231 applicants for one AI Product Strategist role. They didn't run a single phone screen. We delivered 10 interview-ready candidates in 10 days. They hired Alexandrea Ramnarine, a candidate with a non-traditional background who would never have made it past their old ATS. She's now building their AI strategy.
Your competitors are hiring AI fluency, not resumes.
The teams winning the AI race aren't screening for credentials. They're screening for reflexes. How you steer an agent back on track when it drifts. How you scope an agentic workflow toward the real goal. Which tool you reach for first. How few tokens you burn getting there.
None of that shows up on a resume. AI-fluent builders are being drafted on the proof of how they work with AI. The gap compounds every week you're still reading PDFs.
“Every completed application is reviewed by a real person. Hiring managers see your work, your thinking, and your presentation. Not a resume.”
What you get
Proof over polish.
Built for the people who ship, not the people who interview well.
Complete a real challenge.
Real business scenarios, built with actual hiring managers. Do the work you'd be doing in the role, then walk through your thinking on video. Your application is the work, not a document about it.