EudaMarket

Why this cohort is hireable

The Hult Summer Pilot asks builders to prove themselves the way hiring teams already evaluate engineers: ship working software in public, accept peer review, and keep a deploy URL that loads. Each week is a production cycle—not a case competition with slides. Project 1 produced the cohort project-management platform; Forth won and now operates as the shared workspace for tickets and pace. Project 2 produced internal communications tools used by the same participants. Project 3—this site—is the partner-facing showcase: browse people, open their GitHub and live apps, and request an introduction when someone stands out.

EudaMarket is part of a connected suite with EudaPM and EudaChat. Participants use one account across those surfaces, so the builder you meet here is the same person managing work and collaborating with peers day to day. You do not need a separate login to evaluate them: open a profile, follow links to repositories and production deploys, and check the Forth status strip for what the cohort is shipping this week. That strip probes Forth live for reachability (scheduled + on-request) and shows curated program rows — Forth has no public ticket API, so we do not invent a scrape.

If you are hiring for internships, associate engineering, or product roles that reward builders who can operate with modern tooling, start on the people grid. Filter by skill or project, read merged PRs and READMEs, and click through to running demos. When you want a conversation, use the partners page — intro requests go to program / placement staff, who confirm student interest and share current placement terms. Participants who prefer privacy can opt out; their page shows a private placeholder without removing them from the enrolled roster.