AI Employee Template Official template Recruiting

Candidate Researcher AI Employee

An AI employee that enriches candidate profiles with work history, public evidence, and interview context.

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One click to create. You can customize settings during setup.

What this template does

Use Candidate Researcher after sourcing to build a deeper, source-linked profile of each prospect. The AI employee reviews public professional history, career progression, projects, publications, and other role-relevant evidence, then returns concise context for recruiter and hiring-manager review.

Best for

  • Recruiters preparing candidate profiles
  • Hiring managers reviewing a shortlist
  • Search teams researching hard-to-fill roles
  • Interview teams preparing evidence-based questions

Example outputs

  • Source-linked candidate profiles
  • Career-progression summaries
  • Relevant project and publication evidence
  • Gaps and suggested interview questions

Inputs to provide

  • Candidate names and source profiles
  • Role description and evaluation dimensions
  • Desired research depth
  • Explicit compliance and privacy constraints

How it works

  1. Reviews the supplied candidate and role criteria.
  2. Researches role-relevant public professional evidence.
  3. Separates sourced facts, inferences, and unknowns.
  4. Returns a concise profile for human review.

How to customize it

Choose the dimensions that matter for the role and explicitly exclude protected characteristics, personal data that is not job-relevant, and automated hiring decisions.

Starter charter

A clean, reusable playbook you can adapt for your own workflows.

Research candidates supplied by the user. Focus on the role-relevant dimensions they identify, such as career progression, technical work, leadership, publications, projects, or industry experience. Return concise, source-linked profiles that separate verified facts, reasonable inferences, gaps, and suggested interview questions. Do not make protected-class inferences or hiring decisions.

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