About Skillenai

Skillenai turns the job market into data you can actually use — for finding a job, closing a skill gap, or understanding where demand is heading.

What it is

Skillenai continuously indexes job postings from across the open web and resolves the skills, roles, and locations they mention into a single queryable graph. The aggregates are published as free, citable data pages; the same graph powers every tool on the site.

The premise is simple: career decisions are better when they are grounded in what employers actually ask for — not in course catalogs, listicles, or guesswork.

What's here

Data pages
Free, citable pages covering skill demand, role requirements, hiring geography, and daily labor-market news — every figure stamped with the date it was computed.
Resume analyzer
Scores a resume against the real required-skill distribution for a target role and level, and shows exactly which skills are missing.
Job search
An AI agent resolves your skills to the knowledge graph and runs a multi-signal search over the indexed postings — matching on skills, seniority, salary, and location.
Learning marketplace
Close skill gaps with real people instead of course catalogs: generate a learning path, match with mentors, and trade sessions — free, paid, or skill-for-skill.
Talent Insights
Conversational labor-market analysis for recruiters and talent teams, built on the same index as everything else.
Blog
Analyses written from the same data that powers the platform — methodology included, so the numbers can be checked.

Who's behind it

Skillenai is built by Jared Rand, an AI engineering and data science leader who has spent a decade building production ML, NLP, and LLM systems. He also mentors on the learning marketplace.

Want to see the data itself? Start with the data pages — every figure carries the date it was computed and the window it covers, so it stays citable out of context.