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AI Engineers

AI Engineers build and integrate AI systems, especially LLMs, into products. With salaries from $110K-$350K, focus on candidates who understand LLMs, RAG, fine-tuning, and prompt engineering. Key difference from ML Engineer: AI Engineers focus on generative AI and language models, not traditional ML.

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Svelte Developers

Svelte developers build fast, lightweight web applications that compile to vanilla JavaScript—no virtual DOM overhead. Created by Rich Harris (now at Vercel), Svelte is rapidly growing with companies like Apple, Spotify, and IBM adopting it. The talent pool is smaller but passionate, with salaries ranging $70K-$190K. Look for developers who understand Svelte's compile-time approach and SvelteKit for full-stack applications.

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Go Developers

Go developers build high-performance, scalable backend systems using a statically-typed language designed at Google for cloud-scale infrastructure. Companies like Uber, Docker, and Kubernetes use Go for its speed and simplicity. Demand is growing +24% YoY, but the talent pool is smaller than JavaScript or Python—making hiring more competitive and requiring targeted sourcing strategies.

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Next.js Developers

Next.js developers build production-ready React applications with server-side rendering, API routes, and optimized performance out of the box. Used by Vercel, TikTok, Netflix, and thousands of companies, Next.js talent commands $120K-$200K salaries depending on experience. Look for solid understanding of SSR vs SSG vs ISR trade-offs and modern App Router patterns with Server Components.

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React Developers

React developers build interactive UIs for products like Airbnb and Netflix using a component-based architecture that dominates modern frontend development. With consistently high demand (+8% YoY growth) and US salaries ranging from $100-200K depending on experience, focus on candidates who have built and shipped real features to production users, not just those with syntax knowledge from tutorials.

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FastAPI Developers

FastAPI is a modern Python framework for building high-performance APIs with automatic OpenAPI documentation. With async support, type validation via Pydantic, and performance comparable to Node.js/Go, FastAPI is growing extremely fast—especially for ML model deployment. Companies like Microsoft, Netflix, and Uber use it for internal tools. Senior FastAPI developers command $150-200K in the US.

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251 terms defined. From ATS to Zero-based Hiring—speak the language of modern tech recruiting.

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Passive Candidate

A passive candidate is a specific type of job seeker with distinct characteristics and motivations in the talent market. Understanding the differences between candidate types helps recruiters customize their sourcing strategies, craft compelling outreach messages, and build more effective talent pipelines for technical roles.

Technical Interview

Technical Interview is a structured hiring assessment method used to evaluate candidates during the recruitment process. It helps employers objectively assess technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and cultural fit. Effective technical interview processes reduce bias, improve candidate experience, and lead to better hiring decisions across the organization.

Offer Acceptance Rate

Offer Acceptance Rate is a key performance indicator that measures specific aspects of recruiting effectiveness and efficiency. Organizations use this metric to benchmark performance, identify bottlenecks in their hiring funnel, and make data-driven improvements to their talent acquisition strategy over time.

Talent Pipeline

Talent Pipeline is a key stage or activity within the overall recruiting workflow that connects organizations with qualified candidates. Effective implementation of talent pipeline helps talent acquisition teams find and hire the right people more efficiently while providing candidates with a positive experience throughout.

Sourcing

Sourcing is a key stage or activity within the overall recruiting workflow that connects organizations with qualified candidates. Effective implementation of sourcing helps talent acquisition teams find and hire the right people more efficiently while providing candidates with a positive experience throughout.

Candidate Experience

Candidate Experience refers to how companies present themselves to potential candidates and the talent market at large. A strong candidate experience strategy attracts top talent, reduces cost per hire, improves offer acceptance rates, and creates a competitive advantage in the ongoing competition for skilled developers.

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The Hiring Academy is a free, comprehensive resource hub for recruiters and hiring managers. It includes 73+ hiring guides covering engineering roles, technology stacks, experience levels, and hiring scenarios—plus 251 recruiting terms in our glossary and practical tools like JD templates and interview question banks.

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