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The Launch of Alva Agentic Hiring System

The Launch of Alva Agentic Hiring System

OCT

16

Friday, October 16

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Register

The agent carries the work. The science is validated and certified. Every final decision stays with your team.

Six in ten hiring managers have rejected a candidate who performed well in a structured assessment, because their gut told them otherwise. We know the number because we paid for the study. We also sell the assessment.

That is the gap between knowing and doing. Structured methods predict job performance roughly twice as well as unstructured ones, and combining evidence from several of them is stronger still. The science has been clear for decades. Applying it has always meant somebody turning the brief into clear criteria, preparing the right questions and bringing the evidence together for the person deciding. It happened on the roles you had time for.

AI has already made individual hiring tasks faster. It can screen applications, match profiles and draft candidate communication. But TA still has to start each task, provide the context and carry the output into the next stage.

The Agentic Hiring System changes who carries that work. The Alva agent works across the process using approved criteria, structured methods and validated science. It prepares the work. Your team reviews it and makes the final decision.

There are two ways to start:

  • Agentic Psychometrics. Use the agent with the Alva assessments you already run, alongside your current ATS.
  • The Agentic Hiring System. Use the same agent and the same science across the complete hiring process, from brief to decision.

On 16 October, you’ll see the agent carry a real role from brief to decision while the hiring team stays in control of every final call.

In this session, you’ll see:

  • A real role taken from brief to decision
  • How the agent works with Alva Psychometrics alongside your current ATS
  • What 175 Swedish hiring managers told us about the moment of decision
  • What the agent can prepare between stages, including work completed overnight
  • Where the agent stops and human judgement takes over
  • How to get started with Agentic Psychometrics or the complete Agentic Hiring System

You’ll leave knowing what the agent can take off your team’s plate, where people remain responsible, and why validated hiring science separates better decisions from faster guessing.

Alva is built on ten years of hiring science, used by more than 650 hiring teams and 1.5 million assessed candidates. The system is certified to ISO 42001, ISO 27001 and ISO 10667-2, includes DNV-certified assessments and is built for the EU AI Act.

For TA leaders and hiring teams. The Q&A is available live only. Can’t join us? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.

Speakers

Malcolm Burenstam Linder

Malcolm Burenstam Linder

CEO & Co-founder, Alva Labs

Malcolm founded Alva on a simple conviction: hiring is the highest-leverage decision a company makes, and it deserves infrastructure that reflects that. He brings 9 years of building at the intersection of AI, psychometric science, and talent strategy.

Anna Brodin

Anna Brodin

Lic. Psychologist and People Science Lead, Alva Labs

Anna built Alva's Professional Services function from the ground up. She leads validation studies, builds competency frameworks, and trains TA teams on evidence-based methods across industries. On the product side, she's the go-to for I/O psychology and hiring research, shaping methodology, feature design, and prioritisation. If the question is "does our hiring system actually predict performance?", she's the person you want in the room.

Jessica Hellquist

Jessica Hellquist

Senior Customer Success Manager

Jessica works with the TA teams who use Alva every day. She used to be one of them: recruitment consultant first, then five years building the HR function at Billogram where she ran the Alva implementation herself, and two years as an HR business partner at Microsoft. She knows which promises survive a real hiring process, which ones quietly get dropped, and what it takes to get a hiring manager to use a new system at all. She'll push on what all of it means for candidates, and ask the questions she would have wanted answered back then.

OCT

16

Friday, October 16

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Register