How it works

From a hiring need to a hiring decision, in four grounded steps

Every step builds on the last. Nothing here is generic — the candidate screening in step three only works because of the specific role architecture step two produced.

01

Describe the need, in plain language

No job-posting template, no dropdown menus. Say what the business actually needs, the way you'd explain it to a colleague.

  • Works from a sentence, not a form
  • Add optional context — stage, budget, team size
HIRING NEED
"I need someone who can build our AI marketing function"
02

Get the full role architecture

Mamtah returns a structured role — not a job description template with blanks filled in, but responsibilities, competencies, and an interview framework built specifically for what you described.

  • Responsibilities and 90-day outcomes
  • Competencies and technical skills
  • Interview framework and comp band
ROLE ARCHITECTURE
Head of AI MarketingSenior7 responsibilities5 competencies
03

Screen candidates against that exact role

Paste candidate profiles and Mamtah scores each one against the responsibilities and competencies you just defined — not generic keyword overlap with the job title.

  • Every score comes with a written rationale
  • Strengths and gaps, specific to this role
CANDIDATE RANKING
Priya Shah88
Jordan Lee61
Alex Morgan47
04

Decide, with the evidence in front of you

Mamtah never auto-advances or auto-rejects anyone. It surfaces the case for and against each candidate, clearly enough that the hiring decision — and the accountability for it — stays with a person.

  • Export the role and rankings to share with your team
  • Revisit and re-screen as new candidates come in
DECISION SUPPORT
"Strong technical match on AI tooling; limited experience owning a P&L-adjacent function — worth probing in the final round."