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Product Development · Open Source

2026 - present

HyperGrad Campus Recruiting Workspace

A privacy-first workspace that brings applications, deadlines, interview links, role signals and location research into one decision loop.

HyperGrad homepage introducing a calm campus recruiting workspace over a desert landscape.
Role

Independent developer

Context

Open-source personal project

Methods

JavaScript · Supabase · PostgreSQL · RLS · Edge Functions · MapLibre

The challenge

Campus recruiting data is fragmented across spreadsheets, calendars, portals, chat threads and maps. The real problem is keeping the next deadline visible while comparing role fit, progress and commute trade-offs.

The approach

  1. Designed a unified application pipeline, confirmed schedule, role analytics and city-to-office research workflow.
  2. Built JD capture as a review-first queue so imported recruitment data remains a suggestion rather than an opaque automated decision.
  3. Implemented optional cloud accounts with Supabase Auth, PostgreSQL Row Level Security and Edge Functions, while preserving a safe no-login demo.
1focused recruiting workflow
0login required for demo
RLSuser-level data isolation
MITopen-source license

Outcome

HyperGrad is a working, openly documented product with a live disposable demo, privacy-trimmed sharing and a framework-free frontend that can also run locally without cloud configuration.

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