Every application read.
We open our roles here. An AI agent reads and scores every application against the criteria of the role — so no CV sits unopened, and everyone hears back either way.
Solid backend depth; React exposure is real but shallow, which costs points against the nice-to-have list.
What we are hiring for
Four steps between an open role and an interview
The criteria are set by people. The agent does the reading, the scoring and the paperwork around it — and writes down its reasoning at every step.
Title, seniority, must-have skills, languages, minimum experience and a pass mark — written by people and fixed before the first CV arrives.
A deterministic check, not an AI opinion: miss a must-have and the answer is a clear no, with no model involved in that decision.
The agent reads your CV into a profile, strips your name, and scores it against the role — with a written explanation for the number.
It is a pass mark, not a ranking. Everyone above it is invited to interview, however many that is — being sixth rejects no one.
What happens to your application
Your name is removed from the profile before scoring, so the number is about the CV — not about who it belongs to.
You are never rejected because someone else scored higher. Clear the bar for the role and you move forward, whenever you apply.
Each agent run is stored with its reasoning and can be reviewed by HR. Offers are decided by a person, not by the agent.
Pass rates across candidate groups are checked against the four-fifths rule, and disparities are flagged for investigation.
CV and contact details. No account, no cover letter.
Profile extracted, hard requirements checked, then scored with written reasoning.
If you clear the bar, an email invites you to pick an interview slot.
30 minutes with the interview agent, in your timezone — no take-home task.
A person decides the offer. If it is a no, you still hear back.
Apply in three minutes. Hear back either way.
No account, no cover letter, no waiting in silence. Upload your CV and the agent starts reading the moment it arrives.