For companies

Hire AI engineers on evidence, not assertions

A résumé is a claim. A repository is a record. SensAI reads the public work an engineer has already published — repositories on GitHub, models on HuggingFace — and hands your team a dossier of what they have built, where the gaps are, and whether the profile is genuine.

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What happens before a name reaches you

Agents source candidates from public work, vet the profile, interview against the role, and validate that the engineer behind it is real. Your team sees the result, not the queue.

How a candidate moves through SensAIFour stages in sequence — Source, Vet, Interview, Validate — feeding a final recruiter dossier.SourcePublic repositoriesand published modelsVetA legitimacy check onthe public recordInterviewQuestions built fromtheir own workValidateVerdict gates thescoreRecruiter-ready dossier

The Problem

Why AI hiring is broken

Three active failures — most companies are experiencing all three simultaneously.

SCARCITY

The talent pool is smaller than you think

Engineers who genuinely build and ship production-grade AI systems are rare. Every serious AI team is competing for the same few hundred people. The bottleneck isn't budget — it's signal.

FRAUD

Most "AI engineers" aren't

The market is flooded with candidates wrapping LLM APIs and calling it AI engineering. AI-generated portfolios. Padded GitHub histories. Traditional interviews cannot tell the difference. Résumés lie. Public repos don't.

WRONG PLAYBOOK

AI is still hired like it's 2015

Most companies run the same job-board, keyword-filter, panel-interview process they used for Java developers. AI engineering demands a different evaluation entirely — depth, shipped models, trajectory of growth.

SensAI was built for this exact problem.

Evidence-based evaluation. A legitimacy check before anything is scored. An assessment shaped around how AI engineers actually work.