HIREBREW PILOT BRIEF AI WORKFLOW TO EVALUATE From an ambitious role to a grounded plan. Explore a sample applied AI engineer journey involving engineering, product and the future manager. HANDOFFS Scope | Technical lead + HR Name the problem the hire will solve Connect the role request to specific team needs. Agree on essential skills and the parts of the job that the employee can learn after joining. Evaluate | Engineering + product panel Bring complementary evidence together Use scorecards to capture technical judgement, collaboration and practical problem-solving. Keep candidate communication open while the panel resolves differing views. Onboard | Manager + new hire Set up the first learning loop Explore first-week tasks and a 30/60/90-day plan. Assign introductions and learning responsibilities while infrastructure and repository permissions stay with their existing owners. Develop | Manager + employee Revisit goals as the work changes Use check-ins and development conversations to discuss progress and emerging skill needs. Keep the employee's growth visible alongside a changing product or research roadmap. PILOT SCOPE Evaluate the people workflow like a product. Choose one specialist role and a sample-data journey. Inspect the handoffs and define acceptance criteria before broadening the pilot. VALIDATION CHECKLIST [ ] The approved role and panel criteria describe the same need. [ ] Every hiring decision has an accountable human owner. [ ] The onboarding plan turns expectations into named tasks. BOUNDARIES The preview does not provide live AI screening, automated hiring decisions, model evaluation infrastructure or production AI safeguards. AI EVALUATION Brew's website examples are scripted, illustrative drafts, not a connected model or autonomous agent. Use them to discuss permitted data, output quality and human review before scoping any live implementation. Example prompt: Draft interview discussion topics for an applied AI engineer, without ranking candidates or inferring personal characteristics. NEXT STEP Assign an owner, test with sample data, record gaps and agree acceptance criteria before any live rollout. This is a planning document, not a booking, service commitment or confirmation of production readiness.