Technical hiring, backed by independently sourced verification.

Proxy interviewing and AI-assisted answers are quietly breaking technical hiring. Techie Passport gives IT professionals one portable profile showing identity, certification, skill, and employment checks — each labeled with its verification source and date.

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Techie Passport
VERIFIED PROFESSIONAL RECORD
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Sample Candidate
Cloud & DevOps Engineering
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Identity confirmedGovernment ID + liveness check
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AWS Solutions ArchitectConfirmed via issuer portal
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Skill interview passedLive, camera-on assessment
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Employment confirmedIndependent reference check
the problem

Resumes and interviews are being gamed faster than hiring teams can catch it.

In technical hiring, a growing share of interviews aren't being taken by the candidate on the resume at all — a more skilled proxy sits in, or answers arrive fed from an AI tool off-screen, in real time. By the time it surfaces, the hire has already been made, trust with the hiring team is already damaged, and the honest candidates competing fairly are the ones who lose the seat.

  • Proxy interviewingA different, more qualified person appears on camera or on the call in place of the actual candidate.
  • AI-assisted answersTechnical questions get answered from an off-screen model in real time, undetectable on a standard call.
  • Self-reported everythingCertifications, past roles, and skills are typically taken at face value with no independent check.
how a passport is built

Four verification layers, each sourced and dated.

1

Identity

Government ID matched to the candidate through a live liveness check — the person applying is the person interviewing.

Does not certify skill or character — identity only.
2

Certification

Claimed certifications are checked against the issuing body’s available verification source whenever possible.

Confirms the credential exists — not that it's current knowledge.
3

Skill

A live, camera-on interview using structured "why" and trade-off follow-ups — the strongest low-cost defense against fed or memorized answers.

A point-in-time assessment, not a guarantee of on-the-job performance.
4

Employment

An independent, non-HR reference confirms role and tenure — not just what's written on the resume.

Confirms tenure and title — not performance or conduct.
who it's for

Built for the three sides of every placement.

Candidates

one-time certification fee · 6 or 12 months

Get verified once, use it everywhere — attach your passport badge to LinkedIn, your resume, or any job application.

  • Stand out from unverified applicants instantly
  • One verification, reusable across every application
  • A portable badge that links to your full record

Recruiters & vendors

monthly, 6-month, or annual subscription

Submit candidates with confidence — know before the client call that identity, certs, and skill are already confirmed.

  • Fewer failed placements and client disputes
  • Faster submittals with less re-checking
  • A consistent verification record you can share with clients

Client companies

per verified hire, or subscription

Hire knowing the person you interviewed is the person who shows up — with an independently confirmed record behind them.

  • Cuts proxy-interview and misrepresentation risk
  • One consistent verification standard across vendors
  • Verification trail attached to every hire

This is what a recruiter sees.

A small badge, dropped into a LinkedIn profile, resume, or job application — click it, and the full verified record opens.

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Verified — Techie PassportTP-2026-004471
founding pilot

Help shape the first Techie Passport cohort.

We are onboarding a limited number of IT professionals and hiring partners for the founding pilot. Verification is completed only after the candidate has provided the required consent.

who's behind techie passport

Built from firsthand experience with technical hiring.

Techie Passport is a women-led company, built on 15+ years of firsthand experience across technology and hiring operations. The platform is being developed as a standalone verification layer for candidates and hiring teams everywhere — not a badge limited to any single company.