Talview

Talview is a Bay Area-based AI enabled Talent Assessment technology provider. It provides "digital interviewing", "Intelligent Remote Proctoring" and "hiring analytics" software as a service to its clients.[1]

Talview
Private
IndustryInternet
Founded2 April 2013 Bangalore, Karnataka
FoundersSanjoe Jose
Tom Jose
Jobin Jose
Subramanian K
Headquarters
HSR Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka
,
India
Key people
Sanjoe Jose (CEO)
Tom Jose (CMO)
Jobin Jose (COO)
Subramanian K (CTO)
ServicesBanking, Pharmaceutical, IT & Services, Retail, Manufacturing
Websitewww.talview.com/ 

History

Sanjoe Jose, alumni of IIT Bombay and Mani started working on the idea of Video Interview while they were in campus. Soon they were joined by two more friends Tom Jose, ex- KPMG management consultant and Jobin Jose.[2] Both were engineers, with experience in audio-video codec space and assessment. They founded Interview Master, now Talview , an asynchronous online video interview tool.

In 2019, Talview secured its series A round of funding of $6.75 million from Storm Ventures, Inventus Capital, Eileses Capital and Emergent Ventures to upgrade its Instahiring platform with artificial intelligence models.[3]

The company has worked with companies including Deloitte, Amazon, and Cognizant to help them find right candidates for positions. It has also signed partnership pacts with Accenture, Microsoft and IBM to expand its service.[3]

Operations

Talview is funded by Mayfield and Venture Nursery.[4] It is currently operating out of United States, Singapore and India.[5]

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References
  1. "Talent bazaar on Talview".
  2. "History". Retrieved 19 January 2015.
  3. Kapur, Narinder (16 August 2019). "HR-tech startup Talview raises Series A funding from Inventus Capital, others". VCCircle.
  4. "Mayfield Ventures to buy 20% stake in Talview". Retrieved 21 July 2014.
  5. "Contact US".
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