depthhire

Real engineering problems.Real collaboration.No LeetCode.

We index your codebase, docs, and stack. AI generates a problem that looks like it came from your sprint board. Your interviewer and candidate solve it together - and both walk away with something real.

See it in action

The protocol

How a depthhire session actually works.

01

Index your context

Connect your docs, codebase, or job description. depthhire reads your actual stack - not a dropdown of generic templates.

02

Generate a real problem

In under 8 seconds, AI produces a problem that looks like a task from your sprint board. A logistics company gets a different problem than a fintech startup. Every single time.

03

Solve it together

The interviewer and candidate are both in the room - shared browser IDE, real-time presence. The AI agent observes silently. No interruptions.

04

Requirements evolve mid-session

When the candidate submits, the AI layers in a new constraint - the way a PM drops one mid-sprint. This is the moment that actually reveals how an engineer thinks.

05

Both sides get a report

The company gets an observational summary of what happened - approach, tradeoffs, response to new constraints. The candidate gets their own version: what was strong, what to explore next.

Generated from your actual stack

We don't pull from a question bank. We read your docs, codebase, and role context - and generate a problem that could have come from your last sprint planning session.

Human in the loop

The interviewer is present the entire time - not watching a recording after the fact. Real-time collaboration means you're assessing communication, judgment, and instinct simultaneously.

Both sides walk away with signal

Candidates receive a real observational report about how they think - not a score. Companies get structured session data that compounds in value over time.

"The best technical interviews feel like real work. Ours do."

Not a puzzle. Not a timed test. A real engineering problem from your actual context, solved together.