Opportunities is where you find real, time-boxed challenges from companies and take them on. Instead of a résumé bullet, you produce something a company can open, review, and trust — proof of what you can actually build.
How it works
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Browse open challenges and find one that fits your skills.
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Read the brief and the evaluation rubric so you know exactly what's being judged.
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Build your submission and send it in before the deadline.
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Get structured feedback and scoring — and if you stand out, you become a winner and get on companies' radar.
Features
Browse
The main feed of open challenges. Each card shows the company, the skills involved, and the deadline.
Why it matters: This is your pipeline of proof. The more relevant challenges you take on, the more evidence you build — and the more companies can discover you.
How to use it
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Use the search bar in the top bar to filter by keyword or skill.
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Open a challenge to read its full brief and rubric.
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Start your submission when you find one worth your time.
Tip: Read the rubric first. Knowing how you'll be scored is the fastest way to a strong submission.
Participated
Everything you've entered — in progress, submitted, and awaiting results — in one place.
Why it matters: Keeps your active work visible so nothing slips past a deadline and you can pick up where you left off.
How to use it
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Open Participated from the Opportunities sidebar.
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Check the status on each entry to see what still needs your attention.
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Jump back into any in-progress submission to finish it.
Winners
The challenges you've won. Winning means your submission stood out against the rubric.
Why it matters: Wins are your strongest signal to companies — they turn into achievements on your profile and help you get discovered and hired.
How to use it
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Open Winners to see the challenges you've placed in.
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Review the feedback to understand what made your work stand out.
Tip: Wins flow straight into your Achievements and public profile — no extra step needed.
Explore
A gallery of standout work from the wider community — submissions and projects worth learning from.
Why it matters: Seeing how strong builders approach a challenge is one of the fastest ways to raise your own bar before you submit.
How to use it
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Open Explore to browse featured work.
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Open anything that catches your eye to see how it was built.
