Recruitment software company Jobbio has raised €450,000 in funding from leading UK technology investors MXC Capital.
Co-founded by brothers Stephen and John Quinn, Jobbio has recently opened offices in Dublin and London and is classed by Enterprise Ireland as a high potential start-up.
The website is free to join for candidates and companies, who can post as many open vacancies as they like. The service’s revenue model is based on charging companies on a ‘pay per hire’ basis with prices starting at €2.
Candidate features include personalised ‘job streams’ where relevant position are displayed to candidates similar to Facebook news feeds and ‘live bios’ which remove the need for CVs and can be browsed anonymously by recruiters.
Co-founder and CEO Stephen Quinn said: "Our mission, audacious as it may seem, is to organise the opportunities of the world and deliver them to a more relevant audience and that is what we’re focusing on doing from day one."
Co-founder and chairman, John Quinn said: "The strength of our capital backing shows the power of our concept and will accelerate our growth in Ireland and internationally over the next few years.
"For any operation the time and cost of sub-par traditional recruitment options has a noticeable impact on the bottom line."
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