SaaS-based hiring platform Intervue announced that it has raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding led by Titan Capital, Kunal Shah, Founder of Cred, Brendan Rogers, Co-founder of Wag, and Hershel Mehta, Founder of 2AM VC. The funds will be utilised to scale the product and strengthen the core team.
Intervue was founded in 2021 during the pandemic by Rahul Arora & Pushpender Singh Rautela to solve the problem of interviews in an organisation. It is a SaaS-based platform that helps hire better people faster collaboratively using a live coding environment and video calling with tons of other features like whiteboarding, take-home assignments, question bank. It also provides instant playback generation at the end of each interview.
Rahul Arora, Founder & CEO, Intervue, said, “We want to thank our investors who have believed in us to scale Intervue to take it to every organisation around the globe. Our platform is helping growing companies to take interviews and hire the right candidate. We are also centralising the data that is collected while hiring for an organisation and making it easily accessible and logically collated to reduce rejection count & make better hiring decisions. To further strengthen our product we are integrating it with Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Slack, VSCode, Calendly and many other tools to make it super smooth for Engineers. We are also integrating it with multiple Applicant Tracking systems to make it ultra convenient for HRs.”
Bipin Shah, Partner at Titan Capital, said, “We are happy to have collaborated with Intervue. The young and dynamic team at Intervue is on a mission to solve the problem of hiring through their Saas platform, which will be a huge help for so many growing companies to zero in on the right candidates. In addition, they have built their own product, which focuses on speed & collaboration at scale. Together we are looking forward to building this platform further to stay afloat in the current market.”
Intervue’s vision is to build a go-to platform for taking interviews with hyper focus on user experience and speed (Just like what Zoom did to video calls).
