Talented engineers are sending 500+ applications and getting ghosted. We built the fix. Make one profile and get matched directly with startups hiring for your skill set. $100K–$200K+ roles. No more black hole.

You've got the skills. You've grinded LeetCode. Your resume is sharp. And still — silence.
The average engineer fires off hundreds of applications before even getting a screener call. Recruiters are buried under 1,000+ resumes per role. Good candidates get filtered out by ATS keywords. Bad candidates slip through.
It's not your fault. The system is broken. We rebuilt it.
Show hiring teams what you have built, the roles you want, and the strengths you bring in one reusable profile.
Based on your score and skill set, we match you directly with companies actively hiring — Series A startups to multi-billion dollar orgs. Roles paying $100K–$200K+.
Once you're matched, Aman's coaching team works with you 1-on-1 to prep for your specific opportunities — and turn interviews into offers.
Aman Manazir landed six software engineering internships in college at companies like Amazon, Shopify, and HP — and multiple six-figure full-time offers before graduating. In 2020, he started a YouTube channel to share what worked. By 2024, he left his full-time SWE job to go all-in on coaching.
His students have landed roles at Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, JPMorgan, Capital One, and LinkedIn. Now he's partnering with Rounds to bring that same playbook to high-growth startups.

You've got the technical chops but are tired of the resume black hole. Skip the line and get matched.
No fancy degree? It doesn't matter. Show what you have built and get matched on skill, not pedigree.
Want to break into a high-growth startup? Get directly in front of founders and engineering leaders.
Already in Aman's program? This is your built-in fast-pass to startup roles, with the coaching you already know.

Direct matches with hiring startups and 1-on-1 interview prep with Aman's team. The new way to get hired in tech is here.
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