Got a message from us?

Then a company is hiring for a role, and your public work on GitHub looks like what they need. This page says who we are, what we looked at, and what happens next. The short version: one email about your code, you decide, and a "no" ends it.

Who we are

Azerit is two engineers in Paris, Lumine Trentelivres and Jacques Mougeot. We recruit software engineers for companies that are hiring. Companies pay us when they hire; you never pay anything. More on the about page.

Why we wrote to you

We don't send a job to a list. For each role we search GitHub for the developers who have already built something close to it, and we read that work: repositories, commits, pull requests, reviews. If we wrote to you, it is because of something specific you built, and the message says what. There is no second email if you don't answer the first.

What we looked at

• Your public GitHub profile and the public repositories you contributed to.
• Your public commits, pull requests and code reviews on those repositories.
• A professional email address, from your public profile, your commits, or a professional-contact provider.

Nothing private: no private repositories, no DMs, no scraping of personal accounts. We don't ask GitHub for anything beyond what anyone can see.

What happens if you answer

We tell you who the company is, the role, the stack, the salary range and where they are, and you say whether you want to talk. If you do, we introduce you and stay on the line through the process. We present you to the company only after you've told us you're interested: before that, nobody but the two of us has seen your name next to the role.

Not interested, or not looking?

Reply "no" to the email, or write to jacques [at] azerit.tech. We delete what we hold about you within 30 days and don't contact you again. Silence works too: an unanswered email is not followed up.

Your data

We keep the profile we built about you while the role is open and for 12 months at most, so that we don't write to you twice about the same role. You can ask at any time what we hold, have it corrected, or have it deleted. The legal basis for reading public code and writing to you once is our legitimate interest in recruiting for the role; you can object at any time and we'll stop. The full privacy policy has the details, including how to complain to the CNIL.

A note on AI: we use models to search and to read code at scale. The decision to write to you, and the message itself, is checked by one of us. No one is ranked, rejected or introduced by a model alone.