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How to collaborate with AI during the Nitro hiring process

Here’s when and how to use AI when applying to and interviewing with Nitro. Where it makes sense, we invite you to use AI to show us more of you: your unique perspective, skills, and experiences.

Overview

Scenario Guidance Example
Using AI to better articulate your experience (not as part of live / video interviews)


Encouraged

Your draft: "I led our team’s migration to a new platform." Prompt: "Help me think of ways to quantify the impact of the platform migration that I led."
Using AI to create experiences


Not allowed

Prompt: "Write a cover letter for a sales position at Nitro." Result: Generic content with experiences you haven’t actually had.
Using AI for interview prep


Encouraged

Prompt: "What does Nitro value in candidates based on their public information?" Prompt: “Help me practice explaining my experience with salesforce.”
Using AI during take home tech assessments
Encouraged 
Within Engineering, we encourage the use of AI tools for take-home tasks.
Using AI during Live / Video interviews (ie. Reading from screen)
Not allowed
We want to get to know you and how you reason, communicate, and work through challenges in real time. 

 

How to collaborate with AI during each stage


When applying (CV, cover letter, application responses)

Start by drafting your own CV or written answers, then feel free to use AI to tighten the language or improve clarity. We want to understand your genuine background and achievements, and AI can be a useful way to help you communicate them.

Interview preparation

AI can help you get ready for interviews. You can use it to research Nitro, practice explaining your experience, or prepare thoughtful questions for your interviewers.


Take-home tasks

Within Engineering, we encourage the use of AI tools for take-home tasks. Please let us know what tools you used and how you used them. What’s most important is that you’re able to clearly explain your decisions and thought process in the follow-up interviews without AI assistance.

For all other departments, unless we explicitly state otherwise, please complete take-home tasks without AI assistance. These tasks allow us to understand how you think and solve problems. If AI is permitted for a specific exercise, we will say so directly.


Live and Video Interviews

Live and Video interviews should be completed without AI tools or “screen reading”. This is your chance to show how you reason, communicate, and work through challenges in real time. If you need any interview accommodations, please let your recruiter know as early as possible so we can support you properly.

 

Why we have these guidelines

AI can be an incredibly useful partner, and we fully support candidates using it in ways that help them prepare and communicate clearly. These guidelines exist to make sure we get a genuine sense of you—your judgement, experience, and approach—throughout the process.

No matter which position you're applying for, we ask that you keep three key principles in mind.

Key Principles

Use AI with intention

AI can help you organise your thoughts, polish your writing, or clarify your ideas, but it should support rather than substitute your voice.

Stay authentic

We want to understand your real skills and experiences. AI can help refine how you present them, but it shouldn’t create work or stories that aren’t yours.

Be transparent

Be open about your use of AI.