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25% employee growth in 12 months
Filtering through hundreds of potential candidates when headhunting online is one of the biggest pain points of the recruitment process. Known as Scout from its 2015 launch until 2018, Fetcher offers recruitment teams an automation platform which leverages human intelligence and machine learning to source and reach out to potential candidates for open roles.
The company's solution is understandably popular, so much so that it’s used by the likes of Foursquare, Shutterstock, and Frame.io. One very impressive aspect of using Fetcher's platform is that it's able to reach a much more diverse range of people, which in turn allows companies to meet their own diversity and inclusion commitments. More diverse recruitment is something that many companies wish for, but often struggle to execute alone.
After its most recent round of funding, led by enterprise software specialist VC Tola Capital, Fetcher now intends to expand internationally while rolling out more features, with a particular focus on international hiring support and diversity analytics.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
May 2022
$20m
SERIES B
Mar 2021
$6.5m
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Andreas Blank
(CEO)Co-founded Caliber.io in 2013, a professional networking app from which Fetcher emerged. Before this, co-founded photo app Pixable and sold it to Singtel for $30 million in 2012.
Chris Calmeyn
(CPO)Co-founded Caliber.io in 2013 with Andreas Blank before focusing on Fetcher. Previously worked at Pictuu, TechStars and Travelocity in a number of senior Product roles.
Javier Castiarena
(Director of Engineering)Was the Co-founder and Lead Engineer of Caliber.io. Prior to this they worked in a number of senior engineering roles at Strawberries BV and MediaCatalyst (both Netherlands), as well as MercadoLibre.com (Argentina), Latin America’s leading e-commerce technology company.
Santi Aimetta
(Director of Data & Analytics)Along with Javier Castiarena, led engineering efforts at Caliber.io, and was a Senior Software Engineer at leading e-commerce tech company MercadoLibre.com in Argentina.