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[officehours 50] Watching for Industry and Career Opportunities with AI
With Rahul Singh, Obioma Nwabueze Anomnachi, and guest Jonas van der Heyden.
The web is full of signal about where your industry and career are headed. Most of it gets lost in noise. This session is about using OSINT and AI to change that.
What we'll cover:
OSINT + AI fundamentals — practical approaches to gathering and understanding knowledge from the open web
The Signalflow methodology — a process for exploring, seeking, gathering, organizing, understanding, and generating actionable insights from web data
Two live demonstrations:
Code-generated aggregation — using Codex/Claude to write aggregation code against known sources, plus tools like browser-use and crawl4AI to discover and mine data
Skill-based graph management — a simpler approach built on graph management and structured knowledge building
What you'll walk away with:
How to use AI (Claude, Codex) to find and track job opportunities and industry trends
How to tune these workflows for your own use case — job hunting, investment analysis, market research
Techniques for crawling, analyzing, and storing resources into a personal knowledge base
Our Panelists:
Jonas van der Heyden just completed a PhD in computer science and used AI-assisted tools to hunt for a job in industry. Oby Anomnachi builds AI systems and data platforms at Anant Corporation, Washington, D.C. Rahul Singh works with Oby and leads GTM at Anant, and helps companies use open source to build AI native companies.
Who this is for:
Freelancers, job seekers, analysts, and anyone trying to turn web noise into usable signal. No prior OSINT experience needed. Bring questions — it's office hours, so the conversation goes where the room takes it.
Free session. Part of the Intelcraft officehours series — this is number 50.