Bringg application questions — all 11, word for word
Bringg hires through Greenhouse. Beyond name, email and CV, its application form asks 11 questions, 10 of them required. 3 of them are required, fixed-choice questions about your eligibility to work. A cover letter is optional.
8 roles were open when this was last checked, mostly in engineering and design. The questions below are the form's own wording, not a paraphrase.
What Bringg has open
These are the roles the form was read from, as Bringg titles them, in TLV, EE, USA, UK:
- Alliances Manager
- Enterprise Account Executive
- Application Support Engineer
- Data Scientist
- Backend Engineer
- Senior UI/UX Designer
- UX Design Lead
- Data Product Manager
10 of the questions below are ones at most two of the 213 employers measured ask (median: 18), the least standard being “Walk us through a recent backend project where AI played a meaningful role in your development process. How did you use it (architecture, coding, testing, debugging, performance, documentation, etc.), and what value did it add?”.
The eligibility questions
These are required, and answered from a fixed list rather than in your own words: work authorisation, visa sponsorship or security clearance. Employers often use questions like these to filter applications automatically, but Greenhouse's public data does not say whether Bringg does — so treat them as the answers most likely to matter, not as a verdict. Answer them honestly either way.
| Question | Answers accepted |
|---|---|
| Are you currently based in Eastern Europe and legally authorized to work there? required, fixed choice | Yes, No |
| Are you currently based in the UK and legally authorized to work in the UK without sponsorship? required, fixed choice | Yes, No |
| Will you now or in the future require visa sponsorship to work in the US? required, fixed choice | Yes, No |
Every question on the form
| Question | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Are you currently based in Eastern Europe and legally authorized to work there? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
| Are you currently based in the UK and legally authorized to work in the UK without sponsorship? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
| Will you now or in the future require visa sponsorship to work in the US? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
| First Name | text | Yes |
| Last Name | text | Yes |
| text | Yes | |
| Phone | text | Yes |
| Resume/CV | file | Yes |
| Cover Letter | file | No |
| LinkedIn Profile | text | Yes |
| Preferred First Name | text | No |
| Have you managed complex, high-scale SaaS products for global enterprise clients? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
| Please provide an example of how you have integrated AI or ML tools into your product management workflow or platform strategy. | textarea | Yes |
| Walk us through a recent backend project where AI played a meaningful role in your development process. How did you use it (architecture, coding, testing, debugging, performance, documentation, etc.), and what value did it add? | textarea | Yes |
| This is a data science role covering the full modeling spectrum, classic ML plus LLMs/GenAI when they fit best, not AI engineering or agent building. Does that align with what you're looking for? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
| How would you rate your proficiency level in Ukrainian (written and spoken)? Natvie, Fluent, Conversational, Basic, None |
select | Yes |
| Briefly describe a predictive model you trained. What were the inputs and outputs, and what type of model was it? (3 sentences maximum) | text | Yes |
| Are you currently based in the US? Yes, No |
select | Yes |
What it's really asking about
Grouped by what each question is for, so you can prepare the answers that repeat across employers.
| Topic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Other | 4 |
| Visa sponsorship | 2 |
| Language proficiency | 1 |
| Portfolio and links | 1 |
| Remote or on-site | 1 |
| Work authorisation | 1 |
| Years of experience | 1 |
What other employers ask
The same question rarely comes out the same way twice. These employers' forms are measured the same way, from their own job boards:
Prolific · Quip · R Zero · Razorpay Software Private · Recursion · Robinhood
Before you apply
Have the answers to the required questions ready before you open the form — Bringg's asks for 10 of them, and Greenhouse does not save a partial application by default. Settle the eligibility questions first — they are the ones with no room to elaborate, so knowing your answer before you start tells you whether the rest of the form is worth your time.