Skills assessments
Prove data skills. In the browser.
Real SQL and Python, auto-graded, right in your browser. Sign up free to benchmark yourself, or hire with a standardized assessment you can send to any candidate.
One assessment, two front doors
The same real, auto-graded tasks power both sides. Pick the door that fits you.
Benchmark your data skills, free
Take a short, role-based assessment and see exactly where you stand. Sign up free to assess yourself.
- Get an instant score the moment you finish, with a per-skill breakdown.
- Receive a personalized study plan mapped to real BitBootcamp lessons.
- Open a free account to close the gaps and track your progress.
- Share a verifiable result link with an employer when you are ready.
Hire on skill, not resumes
Send a standardized, browser-run, auto-graded assessment and compare candidates on the same bar.
- Invite candidates by link or email in a couple of clicks.
- Read results with a per-skill breakdown and side-by-side compare.
- Grading is consistent and automatic, so every candidate is scored the same way.
- Drive it all from your ATS with a keyed API and signed completion webhooks.
How it works
Three steps, the same for everyone. The only difference is where the result goes.
Pick a role
Choose Data Analyst, Data Engineer, or Data Scientist, whichever matches the work.
Take it in the browser
Write real SQL and Python. Your code runs locally and is graded on the result, not on keywords.
Get the outcome
Built to be trusted
Your code executes in your own browser and is checked against a hidden reference. Nothing is uploaded to run it.
API keys and webhook secrets never touch the page. They live server-side and are used only from your backend.
Today a result is labeled self-reported, a practice-grade snapshot. A verified re-grade is on the roadmap, and we will say clearly which one you are looking at.
Ready when you are
Start free in the browser, or send your first assessment to a candidate today.
Assessments run entirely in your browser. We only store a result if you choose to save it. Scores are self-reported and practice-grade, a helpful snapshot rather than a certified exam.