Job&Talent has landed €92 million in Series F funding, boosting its valuation to €1.3 billion. Backers include Atomico, BlackRock, DN Capital, Hercules, Infravia, Kibo, and Kinnevik. The cash infusion will drive the company’s long-term goals, focusing on international expansion and AI-driven product development.
AI-Powered Workforce Management
The company is building a suite of AI agents to streamline workforce management. These agents will be trained on data from over a million hires and millions of shifts, including performance metrics, shift management, and absences. Juan Urdiales, co-CEO and co-founder, says the AI agents will revolutionize workforce management, driving productivity gains and cost savings.
The first AI agent, Clara, has already made a splash. Currently in testing, Clara has conducted over 180,000 interviews and contributed to more than 7,000 hires. Other AI agents are in beta, tackling shift management and attendance, with more on the way.
Expanding AI Access
Job&Talent plans to open its platform and AI agents to permanent workers, not just temporary staff. This move will give companies a single, integrated solution for managing their entire workforce. The company has adapted well to a challenging macroeconomic environment, prioritizing profitability and innovation. In 2024, it placed over 300,000 workers in more than 3,250 companies globally. The US is now its largest and fastest-growing market, with revenue up 27% year-over-year in Q4 2024.
- Key sectors include logistics, industry, food service, and retail.
- Spain remains a crucial market, with double-digit growth projected for 2025.
- The company has improved its EBITDA in Spain by over €35 million in the last three years.
With its AI-powered platform, Job&Talent is poised to transform the workforce management landscape.