Workforce architecture + recruiting · Seed–Series B

Know who to hire next. Then let us find them.

Decide what to hire, automate, or redesign. Then we run the search, but only when a hire is the answer.

Free · runs in ChatGPT · how it works →

15+ years placing technical talent · US & Canada Candidates vetted by people currently in the role, before you interview them

The problem

Most teams hire wrong.

Hiring for work AI already does

Salary spent on tasks a workflow could absorb.

Headcount instead of a fix

Adding a person where the real problem is the process.

Gut-feel hires

No read on whether the role moves revenue per employee.

Every wrong or unnecessary hire lowers revenue per employee. Scaling means knowing exactly who to add, and who not to.

The Revenue per Employee Planner

Get your hiring plan in minutes.

Answer a few questions; it ranks your options — hire, automate, redesign, or augment — against revenue per employee. You decide.

  • The one role most likely to raise output
  • What to automate or redesign before hiring
  • A 30-day plan to take to your team

When hiring is the answer

We run the search.

We scope the role around measurable output, then source and assess against it. Every engagement starts from the free plan.

Exclusive search

17% · paid by the hiring company

We embed with your team and only open searches that raise revenue per employee.

Retained search

20% retained · paid by the hiring company

For leadership and first-critical hires where getting it wrong costs six months.

Talk about a search →

Who we serve

Technical hiring, Seed to Series B.

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“He found the perfect fit for both me and the company.”

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Software Engineer

“He understands both the technical and human sides of recruiting.”

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Cybersecurity Engineer

“He valued relationships over quick wins — refreshingly human.”

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CTO

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