Hire the engineers who actually ship

Azerit matches your role with the GitHub devs who've already built exactly what you're hiring for — and writes the outreach they answer.

The largest talent pool on earth

145M+
developers on GitHub
400M+
public repositories read
200K+
commits & repos analyzed daily

Your sourcing, on autopilot

input

The role you're hiring for, in one sentence.

step 1

We scan GitHub

Every dev shipping in your stack, pulled by repos, topics and dependencies.

scan: 2.1M profiles
step 2

We read the code

Commits, pull requests, reviews, stars — proof of skill, written in public.

signals: commits · PRs
step 3

We enrich the profiles

A handle becomes a candidate: name, experience, location, verified email.

email: lea.fabre@…
step 4

We rank the matches

Scored on hard evidence against your role, sorted strongest to weakest.

top match: score 94
output

The outreach writes itself

rt-order-matching"3,669 contributions"Léa · Staff SWE#1 · score 94

Subject, hook, pitch — every line generated from her real work. She answers below ↓

// the code is the résumé

Read the work, not the CV

No keyword-stuffed PDFs. Public code proves the skill — we skip the devs whose code doesn't.

// scored on hard evidence

Who's actually cracked?

Every dev is scored on shipped work. You get a ranked shortlist with verified emails — not a pile of maybes.

Cracked engineers are not responding to you on LinkedIn

LinkedIn outreach only gets a 1–3% response rate. Azerit personalizes outreach based on their GitHub activity to get 30%+.

inlinkedin — léa's inbox5 InMails · 0 replies
response rate: 1–3%
azerit — léa's inbox1 email · 1 reply
response rate: 30%+

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30 minutes with the founders — we run Azerit live on a role you're actually hiring for.

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The team

Two Centrale engineers putting tech to work for hiring teams.

Lumine Trentelivres
Lumine Trentelivres
Co-founder. Centrale Supélec engineer, ex-sales.
Jacques Mougeot
Jacques Mougeot
Co-founder. Centrale engineer, computer science research