Don't just chase
the job.Prove you can do it.
Step into realistic workplace simulations, tackle the kind of problems teams face every day, and see what you can do.
- Realistic workplace scenarios
- A record of your simulation work
- Feedback on every skill you use
11 simulations across 6 roles · Free during the beta · 30–40 minutes each
Explore by role
Real roles.
Realistic work.No theory.
Step into realistic workplace scenarios across different roles. Each simulation is built around the kind of tasks, decisions and trade-offs you'll face on the job.
Browse all simulationsSoftware Engineer
4 simulationsFix production bugs, write tests, review pull requests and run incidents in a real editor.
split.js
10function splitBill(total, people) {
11 const share = Math.round(total / n);
✕ Expected 1000, received 999
Business / Data Analyst
3 simulationsQuery real datasets, find root causes and turn numbers into a recommendation leaders act on.
Delivered orders
1,043 ↓ 19.9%
Frontend Engineer
1 simulationFix forms and components real users struggle with, keep pages fast and accessible, and review UI code.
split.js
10function splitBill(total, people) {
11 const share = Math.round(total / n);
✕ Expected 1000, received 999
Backend Engineer
1 simulationDebug services and APIs under load, handle incidents and keep data correct when things go wrong.
split.js
10function splitBill(total, people) {
11 const share = Math.round(total / n);
✕ Expected 1000, received 999
AI Engineer
1 simulationDebug and evaluate LLM features: retrieval that misses, prompts that regress, and outputs you have to measure, not eyeball.
split.js
10function splitBill(total, people) {
11 const share = Math.round(total / n);
✕ Expected 1000, received 999
Engineering Manager
1 simulationRun a production incident, review code, make design calls and plan the team's sprint across the real tool stack.
split.js
10function splitBill(total, people) {
11 const share = Math.round(total / n);
✕ Expected 1000, received 999
Not seeing your role?
More roles are being added during the beta. Every simulation is a working day at a fictional company, built around the work people in that role actually do.
How Simverse works
A working day, not a course.
No videos and no multiple choice. You get a role, a team and a problem, and your work decides what happens next.
01
Choose a role
Pick the job you want to try, at your experience level: fresher or 1–3 years.
02
Enter the workplace
An inbox, team chat, tickets, data and documents. Your manager has already messaged you.
03
Do the work
Write the code, run the query, take the call, make the call. People react and deadlines move.
04
See how you did
An assessment of every skill you used, with the evidence and how an experienced professional would have handled it.
Featured simulations
Pick a challenge. See what you can do.
Step into a realistic workplace problem. Make decisions, do the work, and see how you performed.
Frontend Engineer
Frontend day: the booking form that loses customers
Fix form validation that turns real customers away, review a component for accessibility and keep the app fast on 4G.
JavaScriptDebuggingCode qualityTechnical reasoning40 minTry this simulation
Software Engineer
Your first day on the Payments team
Fix a real money bug in code, review a teammate's risky PR and handle scope creep, in one working day.
JavaScriptDebuggingCode qualityTechnical reasoning40 minTry this simulation
Business Analyst
Why did orders drop last week?
Query the raw orders data in SQL, find the real cause, and hold your ground with stakeholders.
Data interpretationAnalytical thinkingBusiness reasoningStakeholder management40 minTry this simulation
Free betaTry the available simulations and help shape what we build next.
Your results
Evidence of what you can do.
After every simulation you see how you performed on each skill you used, and why. Over time this becomes a record of your simulation work: skills you have shown, not just claimed.
- What you did wellThe decisions and work that scored highest, with the moments behind them.
- Where you can improveSpecific gaps, tied to what happened in your simulation.
- How a professional would approach itFor every decision, the strongest response and why it works.
After your first simulation
One simulation is the start, not the score.
Simverse is free during the beta. The first two steps are here today; the rest are being built with our first users and partners.
- 01Available now
Experience the work
Try a realistic task for a role you're interested in, at a fictional company, in the tools that team would use.
- 02Available now
Understand your skills
See what you did well and where you can improve, with the moments from your simulation behind each point.
- 03In beta
Build capability
Use your feedback to decide what to practise next: a suggested next simulation, a daily challenge and weekly contests.
- 04Coming soon
Discover opportunities
Explore relevant roles and new challenges as they become available. We're building this with our first partners.
For companies and communities
Hiring, or running a club? Work with us.
Simverse is in an open beta and company tools are still in development. We're looking for a first group of companies, startups, colleges and coding communities to pilot with. Tell us what you're interested in and we'll get back to you within two working days.
Company tools in development
For companies and startups
Explore sharing job and internship opportunities with people who have shown the skills in a simulation, as an early pilot partner.
Explore a pilotFor coding clubs and communities
Explore running a practical skills contest for your members. We're piloting club contests with a realistic working-day challenge and a shared leaderboard.
Ask about a contest
Your first working day
Experience the job before you apply.
Pick a role, tackle a realistic workplace challenge, and see how you performed. Your first simulation takes about 40 minutes.
- Free during the beta
- No experience required
- Built around realistic tasks