Practice with the actual assignments used by Russian tech companies before applying to those specific employers.
Build a developer portfolio by completing assignments and publishing them on Hexlet CV.
Research which technical skills a specific Russian company like Avito or Ozon tests for in their hiring process.
This repository is a collection of take-home test assignments that Russian IT companies give to job applicants. The README is written in Russian, and the content is oriented toward developers, data analysts, and other technical roles looking for work at Russian technology firms. The list is organized by job category and then alphabetically by company name. Categories visible in the README include analytics, and the companies span a wide range from large banks like Tinkoff, Alfa Bank, and VTB to well-known tech and consumer platforms like Ozon, Avito, VK, and Delivery. Each entry links to the actual assignment files stored in this repository or to an external resource where the assignment is hosted. The assignments themselves are real tasks that these companies have used in their hiring processes. Completing one and attaching it to your resume is presented as a way to build out a portfolio. The project links to a companion site called Hexlet CV where candidates can display their completed work. Hexlet is a Russian-language programming education platform, and they maintain this list as an open resource. Community contributions are accepted via pull requests, and the project participates in Hacktoberfest, an annual event that encourages open-source contributions. If you are a developer or analyst preparing for job applications at Russian tech companies, this repository gives you access to a broad sample of what those companies actually ask candidates to build or analyze before making a hiring decision. The full README is longer than what was shown.
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