I think what's more worrying to me (if other systems work like this ATS) is that it seems to judge based on a bunch of factors that will probably disqualify a ton of decent to good participants.

For example, 65 points are given for a mix of personal projects and open source contributions. Which is great if your one and only interest is in tech, and you don't have a family, dependents or a second/third job. If you have any of those other things, well the odds seem like they're incredibly stacked against you.

And it makes me wonder how many of these systems are stacked in favour of wealthy people with a near special interest level of obsession with tech and no worries outside of going to college/working a single job in their industry of choice.