Cobrainer develops an AI-supported platform for companies and their employees for internal staffing and competency management. Wayra invested in the Munich startup last year, is now followed by Series A financing of 11 million euros.
With the capital Cobrainer scale its cross-industry, AI-based platform for skills, talent, and career management across Europe. The Series A financing round was led by existing investors Linden Capital, Vogel Ventures, Michael Brehm and Wayra, and Gregor Bieler.
People and their individual abilities are at the center
Hanns Aderhold, CEO of Cobrainer, comments on the current financing round as follows:
"We will primarily invest in important functional enhancements to our skills platform as well as in the Europe-wide expansion of our sales and customer success activities, not only to strengthen existing markets but also to open up new ones. Our working world is currently undergoing fundamental changes; people and their individual skills are at the center of this. We want to promote transparency and self-determination with our solution, so that employees and employers benefit equally."
With Cobrainer's platform, employees automatically receive their own skills profile, are shown individual career paths, and are suggested training opportunities. Companies, in turn, are shown the employees best suited for open positions via the platform. This process is intended to save time and money.
