HireEZ
hireEZ is an AI-first, people-centric recruiting platform that unifies sourcing, CRM, ATS, analytics, and internal mobility. Their platform uses AI-powered talent matching and mobility to save time with automated resume screening and unlock hidden talent. They also offer recruitment marketing and engagement tools, including AI-driven personalization and text campaigns, as well as scheduling. The platform provides data-driven hiring insights and analytics to improve team performance and efficiency. hireEZ aims to help companies hire smarter, scale faster, and gain a competitive edge through its AI capabilities.
HireEZ
hireEZ is an AI-first, people-centric recruiting platform that unifies sourcing, CRM, ATS, analytics, and internal mobility. Their platform uses AI-powered talent matching and mobility to save time with automated resume screening and unlock hidden talent. They also offer recruitment marketing and engagement tools, including AI-driven personalization and text campaigns, as well as scheduling. The platform provides data-driven hiring insights and analytics to improve team performance and efficiency. hireEZ aims to help companies hire smarter, scale faster, and gain a competitive edge through its AI capabilities.
TL;DR
What they do: AI-first talent acquisition platform unifying sourcing, CRM, ATS, engagement, scheduling and analytics
Founded: April 2015
Headquarters: Mountain View, California
Known funding: Raised multiple rounds including Series B (Aug 2020 reported $13M); total funding reported ~$45.5M
Founders: Steven Jiang and Xinwen Zhang
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Talent acquisition and recruiting workflow automation for enterprise hiring teams.
Founded
2015
Industry
HR tech / Recruiting software
Funding Track Record
13000000.00
Series B reported as $13M (Aug 13, 2020).
Crunchbase records indicate a Series B closed in January 2022 led by Conductive Ventures; amount not disclosed in provided evidence.
Investor Signal
“Investors reported include Conductive Ventures, Oceanpine Capital, Duke Chung, Blue Lake Capital, and Northern Light Venture Capital.”