I run an IT training institute and now that several cohorts have graduated, I want to give them a single destination to present their skills and secure work. I need a web-based portal that serves three audiences—Students, Employers, and an internal Admin team—while remaining simple enough to launch quickly and iterate. Scope of work • Design the overall information architecture: authentication, role permissions, and navigation for the three user types. • Draft wireframes or low-fidelity mock-ups for each dashboard: – Students: profile completeness indicator, résumé upload, tailored job matches, application timeline, and quick links to interview prep material. – Employers: company profile, job posting wizard, saved searches, filterable talent list, and candidate short-listing. – Admin: user management, job moderation, analytics (sign-ups, applications, hires). • Build the core modules: – Profile & résumé builder that stores skills, certifications, GitHub/LinkedIn links, and a PDF résumé. – Job board with tagging and application tracking; students should see status updates in their dashboard. – Employer filters for skills, location, and experience level with instant candidate cards. – Messaging/notification layer (in-app + email) for interview requests and system alerts. – LinkedIn OAuth so students can import basic data and share applied-jobs on their feed (optional in Phase 2). • Define an MVP roadmap with milestones, estimating roughly 3 incremental releases: 1. Phase 1: Authentication, basic student profiles, manual job posting, static employer list. 2. Phase 2: Advanced filtering, résumé parsing, notifications, and LinkedIn import. 3. Phase 3: Analytics dashboard, automated interview scheduling, and rich content library for career guidance. Tech stack guidance I’m open to a modern low-code route (Bubble, Glide, Softr) if it accelerates Phase 1, but I’m equally comfortable with a conventional full-stack setup—React or Next.js front end, Node/Express or Django back end, PostgreSQL, and AWS or Vercel for hosting. Please weigh the trade-offs and suggest what best fits an MVP that can later scale to ~5 000 users. Deliverables 1. Wireframes or Figma designs for all main pages. 2. Technical architecture document outlining chosen stack, third-party integrations, database schema, and user-flow diagrams. 3. Working MVP deployed to a test domain with the Phase 1 feature set. 4. Clear setup instructions and a backlog plan for Phases 2-3. If you can cover UI/UX, development, and deployment—or can assemble a small team—please explain your proposed stack, timeline, and any similar projects you’ve shipped.