Building AI-Powered Recruiting Engines
Apr 23, 2026

Building AI-Powered Recruiting Engines

Practical systems with n8n, Make, Cursor, and AI tools

15:00 CET Online Private online workgroup + live systems walkthrough
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The Problem

Most recruiters still work inside tools they don't control: ATS decides what's possible, sourcing tools dictate workflows, AI is bolted on, not designed in. This creates a ceiling: repetitive work never truly goes away, insights are lost between steps, advantage doesn't compound. The recruiters who consistently outperform don't work harder — they build small, private recruiting engines that automate repetition and protect judgment. This workshop shows how to do exactly that.

What You'll Get

We'll walk through one complete recruiting engine, designed to show the pattern clearly and transferably. The focus is not what you build — but how to design engines you can replicate.

This workshop is about designing recruiting systems (not automations in isolation), using AI as an orchestration layer (not a magic button), building lightweight infrastructure recruiters actually own, and creating leverage that compounds over time. It is NOT about ATS replacement, low-code tutorials from scratch, or prompt libraries.

  • Role intake → sourcing strategy engine
  • Inbound lead → qualification & routing engine
  • Candidate conversation → insight extraction engine
  • Signal → shortlist engine

How It Works

1) Private workgroup (async, pre-session)

Before the live session, you'll join a private group to ensure the live session stays practical and high-signal.

  • Align on what qualifies as a 'recruiting engine'
  • Map common recruiting bottlenecks worth automating
  • Clarify where AI helps — and where it hurts
  • Set expectations for the live walkthrough

2) Live session (75 minutes)

This is not a build-along tutorial. It's a clear, real system walkthrough you can adapt to your own stack.

  • Part 1 — Engine thinking: what separates workflows from engines, where most recruiters automate the wrong things
  • How top recruiters protect judgment while scaling output
  • Identifying compounding vs disposable automation
  • Part 2 — System walkthrough: how the engine is structured end-to-end, where n8n / Make orchestrate logic
  • How AI handles summarization, inference, classification — and where Cursor or lightweight code adds flexibility

What You'll Walk Away With

A clear mental model of what a recruiting engine actually is

A reusable architecture for AI-powered recruiting systems

Better instincts for what to automate vs what to keep human

Practical examples using n8n, Make, Cursor, and AI tools

Fewer repetitive tasks and fewer context switches

What's Included

Access to the private workgroup
Live 75-minute session + Q&A
Recruiting engine architecture patterns
Tool-agnostic system diagrams
A checklist for building your next recruiting engine

Replay access is provided to attendees for a limited time to keep sessions interactive and discussion-driven.

129

per seat

Thursday, April 23, 2026
15:00 CET
Online
For senior recruiters, principal recruiters, and recruiting leads
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You'll be invited to our online workgroup within 24 hours of registration.

About the Host

Michal Juhas

Michal Juhas

20+ years in tech, trained 50,000+ students in IT & HR, sold 5,000+ training products, with 35k+ YouTube subscribers, 33k+ LinkedIn followers, and 190+ Trustpilot reviews.

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Building AI-Powered Recruiting Engines

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