Why Sieve?

Traditional hiring is broken. We're fixing it with a system built for a skills-first economy, replacing guesswork with measurable proof.

Tangled wires representing confusion in hiring

Hiring Has a Signal Problem

Most hiring systems were built to process résumés, not measure ability. They optimize for volume, pedigree, and familiarity—while leaving real performance largely untested.

In a workforce defined by speed, specialization, and independent talent, that approach breaks down quickly.

The result is slow hiring, biased shortlists, and unnecessary risk.

A blurry target representing the lack of focus in traditional hiring

The Core Issue: Noise Over Evidence

Traditional hiring platforms rely on proxies:

  • Degrees and brand names instead of demonstrated skill.
  • Self-reported experience and subjective ratings.
  • Manual screening that scales cost, not confidence.

They generate more candidates, not better decisions.

Hiring becomes guesswork.

Sieve Replaces Guesswork With Signal

Sieve is built for a skills-first economy where hiring decisions must be fast, fair, and defensible. Instead of sourcing more profiles, Sieve measures capability.

Peer-Validated Proof

Talent is evaluated through structured, peer review—not self-promotion.

Double-Blind Assessment

Names, résumés, and background cues are removed to reduce bias and surface performance.

Decision-Ready Shortlists

Companies see a small number of highly relevant, pre-validated candidates—often in days, not weeks.

Lower Risk by Design

Peer-review merit system replaces manual screening, reducing both cost and the probability of a bad hire.

Sieve doesn’t predict talent. It measures it.

A modern team collaborating effectively

Built for Modern Teams

Sieve is designed for companies that:

  • Rely on high-skill independent or flexible talent.
  • Need speed without sacrificing quality.
  • Want hiring decisions they can explain, defend, and repeat.

Hiring should be as data-driven as every other critical business decision. Sieve makes that possible.