Findem Raises $51 Million to Expand AI Talent Data Platform
Findem has raised $51 million in new funding to expand its AI-driven talent acquisition and management platform, announced in a press release. The Series C round was led by SLW, with participation from Wing Ventures, Harmony Capital, and Four Rivers Group, along with growth financing from JPMorgan Chase. This brings the San Francisco-based company's total funding to $105 million.
Founded in 2020, Findem uses a proprietary data labeling engine to create what it calls the world's largest expert-labeled talent dataset. Its AI identifies patterns known as "success signals" to match candidates not only by skills but by fit within specific roles and organizational cultures. The company says its dataset now includes over 800 million multidimensional profiles.
The new capital will be used to expand Findem’s dataset, develop domain-specific AI capabilities, and build agentic workflows spanning recruitment activities such as calibration and interviews. The funding will also support go-to-market initiatives and global expansion.
Findem has also partnered with organizations including RecruitMilitary and AnitaB.org to embed domain expertise into its platform, enabling employers to better identify veteran and diverse talent.
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