Andrew Gardner
Andrew Gardner is currently the co-founder at Humanly, a startup he helped establish and where he remains active.
Seattle Recruiting Startup Humanly Acquires Sprockets, Qualifi, and HourWork to Expand AI Hiring Platform
Seattle startup Humanly has acquired recruiting tech companies Sprockets, Qualifi, and HourWork to expand its AI-driven hiring platform encompassing sourcing to post-hire engagement. This move follows a $1 billion rival acquisition in the HR tech sector and aims to automate efficient, equitable candidate interactions amid growing application volumes.
Seattle Recruiting Startup Humanly Triples Revenue and Raises $7 Million Amid Hiring Slowdown
Seattle-based recruiting software startup Humanly is experiencing rapid growth with a 3X annual revenue increase and a recent $7 million funding raise, despite a broader hiring slowdown. The company uses automation to help companies manage increased applicant volumes and improve candidate experiences, positioning itself strongly for market rebounds.
Humanly Raises $12M to Expand AI Recruiting Software Used by Microsoft and Seattle Storm
Seattle-based recruiting automation startup Humanly raised $12 million to expand its AI-powered hiring software, which is used by clients like Microsoft and Seattle Storm. The company is enhancing its SMS chatbots and generative AI tools to improve efficiency, reduce bias, and maintain consistent candidate data throughout the hiring process.
Humanly raises $4.3M led by Zeal Capital Partners to scale automated hiring tools; total funding $5.3M
Seattle HR startup Humanly raised $4.3 million led by Zeal Capital Partners (bringing total funding to $5.3 million) to expand its recruiting software that automates candidate screening, scheduling, initial communications and reference checks, and claims sixfold revenue growth over the past year.
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Humanly Co-founder · current
