Overview
Stella Jobs operated Stella.ai, a platform listed in the New York AI scene focused on human resources technology [1]. The company described itself as "The World's First Shared Talent Network" designed to connect companies with candidates [2]. According to its marketing materials, Stella.ai claimed that 50 of the Fortune 500 participated in bringing the platform to life [3]. The company stated its matching artificial intelligence was built by leaders from NASA, DARPA, and Stanford University [6] and could be integrated with customers' human resources information technology systems in 2 hours or less [6]. Stella.ai's supported applicant tracking systems included Greenhouse, Lever, SuccessFactors, Workday, Kenexa, iCIMS, Taleo, Jobvite, SmartRecruiters and ADP [7]. The company said it was backed by Charles River Ventures, DARPA and 45 strategic investors [5], and claimed its founding team had started 7 companies across AI and recruiting [8].
Stella.ai said its matching AI was "built by leaders from NASA, DARPA, and Stanford University", integrated with customers' HRIT systems and could be running "in 2 hours or less". [6]
Business address: 156 West 56th Street, New York, New York, 10019. [9]
Growth & traction
Stella.ai's homepage said "50 of the Fortune 500 came together to bring Stella to life". [3]
Stella.ai's about page claimed "One third the time to hire at one third the cost by combining the power of 100 top enterprise companies" and a candidate pool "10x larger than any enterprise in the world". [4]
Stella.ai said "Our founding team has started 7 companies across AI and recruiting". [8]
Funding history
Stella.ai said it was "backed by Charles River Ventures, DARPA and 45 of the biggest strategic investors in the world". [5]
Partnerships
Stella.ai's partner form listed supported applicant tracking systems including Greenhouse, Lever, SuccessFactors, Workday, Kenexa, iCIMS, Taleo, Jobvite, SmartRecruiters and ADP. [7]
Alumni
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