HIRE ON
SIGNAL, NOT GUESSES
Intervista is building AI-run technical interviews that assess engineering candidates consistently, at volume — so your best interviewers aren't the bottleneck on every hire.
Technical depth.
Not vibes.
We're not building another behavioral chatbot. Intervista focuses on what's actually assessable at scale — technical judgment, problem-solving, and how a candidate reasons through real engineering work.
A technical round that scales
without losing the signal
Structured technical rounds
Consistent questions and follow-ups across every candidate, so results are actually comparable.
Built with real interviewers
We're shaping the assessment criteria directly from conversations with engineers who run interviews today.
Volume without burning your team
Screen far more candidates technically before your senior engineers spend a single hour.
Employer
dashboard
in design
Currently scoping this with pilot partners.
Three steps to try it with your team
Tell us about your pipeline
Roles, volume, and where technical screening is currently slow or inconsistent.
Run it alongside your process
Candidates take a structured technical round through Intervista — no need to change your existing funnel yet.
Compare the signal
See how it holds up against your own interviewers' judgment before deciding to expand it.
What interviewers actually look for
Real interviewer insights will appear here once pilot conversations are live.
We're collecting quotes from hiring teams before publishing this section publicly.
This space is reserved for real notes from engineers who run technical interviews.
Three ways to get involved
Run a pilot
We're onboarding a small number of hiring teams to pilot technical screening at scale, alongside your existing process.
Talk about piloting →Tell us what matters
We're interviewing people who actually run technical interviews, to get the assessment right before we build the rest. 15 minutes, your call.
Share 15 minutes →Try the first build
The candidate-side MVP is live in closed testing on Android. Practice a structured technical round yourself.
Get on Android →