The most comprehensive assessments for the AI era
AI is redefining work, and with it, what organisations need to assess.
Core skills still matter. But organisations also need to know whether candidates understand AI, can use it effectively, and can still think and solve problems independently.
Built on 25 years of assessment expertise, HirePro brings together core role skills, AI knowledge and AI-in-action assessments to evaluate talent for the way work happens today.
Go beyond the final score to understand how candidates reason through problems, work with AI, build solutions and demonstrate the skills the role demands.
Assess at scale. Decide with confidence.
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Assess every dimension of working in AI Era
Working in the AI era demands more than the ability to use AI. You need to know whether candidates have the fundamentals the role demands, understand the AI they work with, and can apply it effectively in real job contexts.
Core role skills
The foundational competencies the role has always demanded
AI knowledge
Understanding how AI works, where it helps, where it fails and how to use it responsibly
AI in action
Using AI effectively to solve problems, build solutions and improve outcomes
Build real AI applications, not just working code
AI Engineering Assessment
Building an AI application takes more than connecting an LLM and getting the right response. Candidates need to design how the system works, integrate the right building blocks, handle different scenarios and build something that performs reliably beyond the obvious test cases.
In this assessment candidates are given a problem statement and a fully configured virtual machine with the development stack required to build a functional AI application integrating an LLM and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Candidates can design the system, write code, test the application live and debug their solution.
Each assessment can be configured with or without an AI coding assistant. When enabled, it also helps evaluate how effectively candidates use AI coding assistant while building their solution.
Evaluate the complete solution across AI implementation, system design, code quality and test case performance, along with effective use of AI coding assistant when enabled. Assessment complexity can be adapted for AI Engineering roles across experience levels.
See how developers actually code with AI
AI-assisted Coding Assessment
Generating code with AI is only the start. Developers still need to know how to guide AI towards the right solution, validate what it produces, improve it when it fails and debug independently when required.
In this assessment candidates are given a coding problem and an AI coding assistant. Candidates prompt the AI coding assistant to generate code, test it against defined test cases and refine their prompts and generated code across attempts. See how their prompts evolve, how the generated code changes and whether those changes actually improve performance.
A configurable debugging round can introduce a bug into the code and require candidates to diagnose and fix it without the AI coding assistant. This reveals whether they can work effectively with AI and still debug independently when needed.
Evaluate candidates across Prompt Quality, Prompt Improvement, Test Case Results and Debugging Skills. The assessment supports 40+ programming languages and can be adapted for developer roles across experience levels.
See how candidates think when AI is part of the process
AI-assisted Case Study Assessment
AI can surface information and suggest answers quickly. The harder question is whether candidates can identify the right problem, interrogate the evidence, challenge assumptions and turn AI-assisted analysis into a sound recommendation.
In this assessment candidates are given a detailed, job-relevant case study built around different kinds of problems and a wide range of information, including business data, customer feedback, market intelligence, competitor information and other role-relevant inputs. Candidates use an AI assistant to understand the case, explore the information, answer key questions, refine their thinking and build a recommendation, plan or decision with reasoning.
Evaluate both the quality of the candidate’s analysis and how effectively they work with AI. Assess the final response across Problem Identification & Definition, Analytical Framework & Structure, Data Interpretation & Insights, Strategic Recommendations, and Communication & Presentation.
AI Assistance Effectiveness is evaluated separately across Prompt Quality, AI Utilization, Research Effectiveness and Strategic Questioning.
Know who can turn intent into effective AI instructions
Prompt Engineering Assessment
Writing a prompt is easy. Translating a requirement into clear, precise instructions that guide AI towards the desired outcome is harder.
In this assessment, candidates are given defined, role-relevant scenarios and asked to write prompts that translate the scenario requirements into clear instructions for an AI assistant. Candidates need to decide what context to provide, how specific their instructions should be, what information to prioritise and how the expected output should be structured.
Evaluate how well candidates translate a given requirement into a clear, structured and effective prompt. Assess candidates across Context Setting, Clarity and Specificity, Categorization Thinking, Prioritization, Output Design and Completeness.
The assessment can be used across technical and non-technical roles where working effectively with AI matters. An automated evaluation report is generated on submission.
Know who has depth, not just recall
AI-Evaluated Subjective Assessment
Some capabilities cannot be measured by selecting the right answer. Understanding, reasoning and judgement become clearer when candidates have to explain what they know, apply it to a situation and justify their thinking.
In this assessment candidates are given open-ended, role-relevant questions and asked to respond in their own words. Questions can have multiple valid answers or approaches, requiring candidates to connect concepts, apply their knowledge to the given context and explain the reasoning behind their response.
AI evaluates the substance of each answer, scoring it across Conceptual Understanding, Relevance, Accuracy, Depth, Completeness, Reasoning and Clarity. Dimensions can be configured to match the skills being assessed.
The assessment can be used across technical and non-technical roles where deeper understanding and applied thinking matter.
Strong AI skills need strong foundations
Working effectively with AI does not replace the need for strong fundamentals. Evaluate whether candidates understand AI and its application, while continuing to assess the core knowledge and functional skills required to perform in the role.
AI Knowledge Assessment
Assess candidates’ understanding of AI concepts, tools, applications, and responsible use across technical and non-technical roles.
Core Role Assessments
Evaluate the foundational knowledge and role-specific skills candidates need to perform effectively across technical, business, and functional roles.
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Fraud detection at every layer
Strong assessment signals depend on knowing that the right candidate completed the assessment under the intended conditions.
HirePro verifies candidate identity through ID checks and face matching, while monitoring for impersonation, multiple people, candidate absence, blocked cameras, and other suspicious behaviour throughout the assessment.
Browser activity and test-environment controls help detect tab switching, movement outside the assessment window, screen sharing, screen mirroring, and access to prohibited resources. Violations are captured with timestamps and session evidence, helping hiring teams quickly identify and review suspicious assessment attempts.
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Assess talent for the way work is changing
Evaluate core skills, AI knowledge and the ability to apply AI effectively in real work.