Matching GitHub Developer Profiles to Job Advertisements
Authors:
- Claudia HauffCHClaudia Hauff
- Georgios GousiosGGGeorgios Gousios
- 1 May 2015
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- No. 21601852,p. 362-366
Abstract
GitHub is a social coding platform that enables developers to efficiently work on projects, connect with other developers, collaborate and generally "be seen: by the community. This visibility also extends to prospective employers and HR personnel who may use GitHub to learn more about a developer's skills and interests. We propose a pipeline that automatizes this process and automatically suggests matching job advertisements to developers, based on signals extracting from their activities on GitHub.Keywords
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