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Last month, we had a company-wide hackathon at Sardine. One of the projects I worked on was to detect fake candidates for job applications. This post describes how it’s built and how I implemented the working prototype within 4 hours.

We are launching an engineering blog to highlight our engineering teams’ expertise. Our team uses innovative and novel technologies to obtain creative solutions to the toughest problems within Fraud and Compliance. Our recent hackathon saw teams create innovative projects, with winning solutions focusing on AI-powered fraud detection, applicant screening, analytics, automation, and workflow management.

Think hackathons and collaboration can only work in person? Think again. We had 49 people from 7 countries deliver 20 projects in 2 days.

Trying to build a visualization of a network? Our team did this with React Flow and ELK and wanted to share some lessons.

At Sardine we use protocol buffers (protobuf) everywhere. It is a lightweight and language-neutral serialization format with typing.

At Sardine, we take stability very seriously. As we scale to more merchants and a variety of use cases, monitoring and alerting becomes even more critical.

At Sardine, we take stability very seriously. As we scale to more merchants and a variety of use cases, monitoring and alerting becomes even more critical.

“Sardine is Looker for fraud”.