Recruitment startup Carv announced it has raised a $10 million seed funding round. This follows the launch of its recruitment platform in March.
Carv, an AI-powered recruitment platform, has secured $10 million in seed funding. The round included investments from Global Founders Capital (GFC) and several independent angel investors with a track record of backing companies such as Slack, Miro, and Revolut. This funding will enable the company to accelerate its growth and enhance its platform to cover more aspects of the recruitment life cycle.
According to the press release, Barend Raaff, co-founder of Carv shared: “We often talk about the future of AI in recruitment on an abstract level. With Carv we make it tangible. Enabling recruiters to delegate the tasks they shouldn’t spend time on to Carv is a first step towards a reality of integrated AI. One that delivers instant benefits, and simultaneously opens the door to the fundamental rethinking of the hiring process in a later stage.”
“In the years to come, AI will impact every stage of the hiring cycle. In a human-centric process like recruitment, finding the balance between humans and AI is key. With Carv, we’re working towards a reality where there’s optimal synergy between recruiter and AI. Where each takes on the tasks they excel in and strengthens each other in doing so.”
About Carv:
Carv is a recruitment software that leverages AI technology to streamline the hiring process by automating administrative tasks associated with interviews and intake calls. This empowers recruiters to work more efficiently and effectively, enabling them to focus on building meaningful connections with candidates and clients. The platform can handle tasks such as writing job descriptions, taking interview notes, populating ATS systems, and creating candidate write-ups in seconds instead of hours.
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