The Requisition Compiler from Aramis
Before you hire, make sure your requisition describes one job.
Paste a draft requisition. The Compiler splits it into individual requirements, suggests official NICE Framework v2.2.0 statements that share words with each one, and asks you to confirm or reject every suggestion. You leave with a Requisition Contract: the work, who owns it, what is needed on day one, how each requirement will be assessed, and what is still open.
Step 1 of 5Define the outcome
Before you begin
- What you paste and every decision you record are kept with your account so you can return to them. Do not paste candidate or employee data, secrets, incident details, customer data, or other confidential information.
- Every NICE suggestion stays unconfirmed until you confirm it. Suggestions come from shared words, not from reading your requisition for meaning.
- The output is a working draft for your hiring team. It does not evaluate candidates, and it is not a validated selection procedure or a legal review.
- Nearshore Cyber may contact you at your account email about the requisition you compile, under the Aramis:Build employer terms.
Sign in to compile
The Requisition Compiler keeps your compiled requisitions with your account so you can return to them and so Nearshore Cyber can prepare a conversation about the position. Sign in with a work email to start.