Short answers. The rubric itself is on Algorithm.
A page on top of HackerRank’s open-source hiring agent. You upload a PDF. It reads the text, checks a public GitHub profile only if one is printed on the resume, and returns a score.
No. It runs their open-source agent. HackerRank does not operate this page and is not affiliated with it.
No. There is no account. The PDF is deleted after scoring.
Scoring calls a model and can take a minute or two. It waits until you press Run analysis.
Open source is 35, self projects 30, production 25, technical skills 10. Those add to 100. Bonus can add up to 20. Deductions come off.
No. Name, college, grades, and city do not move the score.
The agent still scores the PDF. It only reads GitHub when a profile is on the page, and only the public profile.
A model writes the evidence. A point can move. Read the bars and the lines under them, not only the total.
Dhirender Choudhary, 97 / 100, with the four bars, bonus, strengths, and gaps.