Dreamsquare, a global talent recruitment company announced on Tuesday it plans to launch a mobile talent recruitment platform in October this year. Dreamsquare is a startup company that offers scientific and practical career consultations and job recommendations based on big data technology and is currently providing services both online and offline.



What differentiates Dreamsquare from other recruitment platforms is its self-developed AI system called HEURI, which the company has used to analyze the career profile data of 300 million experts.

CEO Lee Seong-cheol said, “We take an individual’s responses to our survey questions and compare them to information on the actual careers of 300 million people in order to identify and recommend the ideal vocation, company, and career path for that person. Our platform also provides real-time global recruitment information and trends related to the proposed vocation and company.”

The consulting service is comprised of an online survey and an offline meeting with a HR expert. Students who receive the same employment recommendations will be grouped together, mentored, and provided assistance in designing their careers. The mentors will be carefully selected from among current employees of global companies, such as Facebook, Apple, and Google.

The company also provides assistance for those seeking global employment opportunities as well as for startups. Based on customized vocation data, the platform recommends the ideal company for each job seeker, and the company offers startup team-building opportunities for those seeking to establish a business.

Dreamsquare’s business model is built around offering consulting services for individuals and schools and recommending ideal companies for prospective employees. Through its recent partnership with Yonsei University, the company is now involved in a recruitment project that involves global consulting and mentoring, giving it an opportunity to launch its business in earnest. In the second half of this year, the startup is planning to forge similar partnerships with other schools, including Ewha Womans University. (jshwang@heraldcorp.com)