Your public profile
Switch your record on and you appear on the leaderboard with your points by category, your band and your portfolio. Keep it off and you still see where you would sit, and what would earn you most next.
We read 315 AI job ads to see what hiring teams actually write down. Then we built every bootcamp around it, and a hiring board where your graded work does the talking.
We counted what hiring teams write down, then mapped each ask to where you learn it with us.
Square1 Ai research, “What AI job ads ask for in 2026”: 315 AI, ML and data roles from 2,470 postings on Hacker News “Who is hiring?” (July to September), Remotive and Arbeitnow, collected 19 September 2026. Short ads under-report tools, and Australia is barely in the sample. Read the method
Four steps after your bootcamp, each one aimed at what those ads ask for.
Students build a record from graded work. Employers post roles and see that record with every application.
Your hiring record
Every point comes from a grade or something the platform recorded. Caps keep volume from beating quality: forty replies cannot outrank one graded project.
Four bands
Switch your record on and you appear on the leaderboard with your points by category, your band and your portfolio. Keep it off and you still see where you would sit, and what would earn you most next.
Applying is one step. The employer gets your points by category, your band, your portfolio, your public record and a note from you. You see what they did next: viewed, shortlisted, declined or hired.
Only students who switch their record on appear here. We will not fill it with sample names.
The first cohort’s records appear here after Cohort 1.
No one is on the board yet. The first row appears the day a student switches their record on.
The five-minute skill check places you in the right programme and level. Hiring? Post a role and it goes live within one business day.