Traditional cross-border search
- × Context is compressed at every handoff
- × Candidates cannot judge an unfamiliar employer
- × Every new market starts from zero
AI-native cross-border hiring
Orynta helps U.S. companies hire local talent abroad—and international companies hire in the U.S.—without starting every market from zero.
Free matching. Employers pay only after a candidate accepts an introduction.
Both sides understand the match before they meet.
22.6M people work across U.S.-linked multinational companies. Every market speaks a different hiring language.
U.S. companies hiring abroad cannot easily benchmark local employers, levels, or compensation. International companies hiring in the U.S. face the same problem in reverse.
Orynta gives each side its own agent, then builds the shared context needed for a useful first conversation.
Workforce data: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2023–2024. Market estimate uses transparent hiring, role-mix, and introduction assumptions.
Replace the recruiter relay
Traditional cross-border search
The Orynta agent pair
How Orynta works
Matching stays free until a candidate understands the opportunity and chooses to meet.
The employer agent maps the team’s real need to local levels, compensation, and candidate expectations.
The talent agent translates experience, goals, and constraints without flattening the person into keywords.
Role fit, compensation, location, and availability are checked before either side spends time on a call.
When the candidate accepts, the employer pays to unlock identity, full context, and the first introduction.
A better cross-border model
We explain unfamiliar experience and employers before deciding whether a match is strong.
Companies and candidates control what their agent remembers and what can be shared.
AI completes repetitive discovery. People still decide whom to meet and whom to hire.
No accepted introduction, no charge. If the first conversation does not happen, the credit returns.
Design partner pilot
We’re partnering with a small group of employers hiring in a market they do not yet know. Tell us where you are expanding and who you need.