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Find Software engineers page verifies repositories and current projects, not job titles

By Abraham Greenman

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Abraham Greenman

Aug 1, 8:15 AM

Find Software engineers page verifies repositories and current projects, not job titles

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The Find Software engineers page on ProfileScribe is built to surface engineers by what they've actually shipped: current work, public projects, repositories, specialties, and location, rather than self-reported titles alone. That distinction matters for anyone doing technical hiring or trying to be found for the right reasons, because a repository link or a live project is easier to check than a resume line.

The page is structured as a searchable results list (SearchResultsPage, ItemList) with a defined search action, which is what lets someone filter engineers by concrete signals instead of keyword-matching a job title. For software engineers specifically, that means the profile work that matters most is the visible stuff: what you've built and where it lives publicly.

We're rolling this profession-specific search out page by page, and software engineers is the latest one live.

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