Platform built by specialists, for specialists, gains momentum across enterprise hiring.
Workerbee, the agent-powered platform transforming enterprise hiring, announced a strategic investment to accelerate growth, expand its trusted specialist community, and advance its AI-driven product infrastructure.
“Traditional hiring is broken – it’s slow, expensive, and disconnected from how modern work actually gets done.”
The funding comes from the company’s founding team, with Chair Marce Roth and CEO Heiko Roth backing the next phases of growth. “Traditional hiring is broken – it’s slow, expensive, and disconnected from how modern work actually gets done,” said Heiko Roth, CEO of Workerbee. “We’re building a faster, more intelligent way to match companies with the right expert for the job – based not just on a resume, but on deep, contextual understanding of what makes a match succeed.”
Unlike legacy marketplaces or lightweight AI overlays, Workerbee reimagines hiring through a network of intelligent agents that guide customers and specialists through every stage of the hiring journey. These agents, built on persistent, adaptive AI models, evolve with each interaction to deliver trusted matches, reduced time-to-fill, and scale with speed and confidence. “This isn’t incremental improvement – it’s a foundational rethink of how talent and opportunity connect,” said Marce Roth, Chair of Workerbee’s Board. “What this team has built creates a win-win: specialists get the support and visibility they deserve, and businesses get the speed and quality they need.”
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With growing traction in the workforce and human capital management sectors, Workerbee has already connected hundreds of specialists to high-value roles faster and more effectively than traditional approaches – even those leveraging early AI. The platform has demonstrated a 40% faster time-to-fill while significantly reducing cost and coordination overhead.
As part of this investment, Heiko Roth assumes the CEO role. With three successful exits in enterprise software and services, Roth brings strategic clarity and scale-oriented leadership to the company’s next phase. The capital will be used to accelerate platform development, expand its specialist community, and drive market expansion – with a focus on trust, speed, and outcomes.
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Source: Businesswire
