Contextual Matching Technology
Beyond keywords to meaning-based candidate alignment
AI Semantic Matching for Recruitment
Expertini’s semantic matching engine redefines how candidates and jobs are paired. Unlike traditional systems that rely on simple keyword overlaps, Expertini uses advanced AI, deep neural networks, and contextual understanding to analyze the true meaning of skills, experiences, and job requirements. The result: more accurate, inclusive, and fair connections between employers and professional job seekers worldwide.
(Expertini Research, Expertini Semantic Matching Documentation)
Expertini's semantic matching uses Word2Vec embeddings and BERT transformers to understand meaning behind words. The system converts resumes and job descriptions into numerical vectors, then calculates cosine similarity to measure contextual alignment. This approach recognizes that "natural language processing" = "NLP" and "programmer" ≈ "software developer." According to Expertini's 2023 Semantic Matching Benchmark, this method achieves 30% more accurate matches than keyword-based systems, with BERT-based approaches yielding 85% similarity scores for contextually equivalent but differently worded content.
At the heart of Expertini’s matching technology are cutting-edge Natural Language Processing (NLP) models—such as BERT and domain-adapted word embeddings—that create rich, multidimensional representations of both resumes and job descriptions. The system interprets language contextually, recognizing synonyms, industry terms, and transferable skills, even when candidates and employers use different words or formats. Semantic similarity is computed using cosine similarity and deep learning, enabling the platform to rank candidates not by mere keyword count, but by true contextual fit.
This approach minimizes missed matches and unconscious bias, improving both hiring speed and quality. Semantic matching is not static; the system continuously learns from hiring outcomes and feedback, adapting its models for each sector, region, and evolving labor market trend. Expertini’s matching technology is trusted by global organizations to power smart recommendations, personalized job alerts, and efficient shortlisting in high-volume recruitment.
(Expertini AI Documentation, Semantic Matching Technical Guide)
Expertini’s AI interprets the meaning and context of every resume and job description. This ensures candidates are matched to roles even when they use different terminology, and reduces the risk of false positives and negatives common with keyword-only filters. It captures true skill and experience, not just word matches.
After enabling semantic matching, a global engineering firm discovered high-quality applicants who had previously been overlooked by keyword filters. These candidates possessed the right skills and experience, but described them differently. The new system resulted in faster hiring and improved diversity, demonstrating the real-world value of semantic AI.
(Expertini Success Stories, Semantic Matching Whitepaper)
Yes. Expertini’s AI models are designed to learn continuously from real-world hiring data, recruiter preferences, and labor market shifts. This allows the matching engine to remain accurate and relevant—even as job titles, required skills, and industries evolve.
When remote work and digital transformation surged, Expertini’s system quickly incorporated new remote-specific roles and tech skills, ensuring matches stayed relevant for both employers and job seekers in a changing world.
(Expertini AI Documentation, Expertini Research)
Retail industry case study demonstrates transformative results:
"Semantic matching identified 47% more qualified candidates from non-traditional backgrounds by recognizing equivalent skills across industries. The AI bridged internal lingo gaps (e.g., project 'Phoenix' = e-commerce platform), resulting in 22% faster hires with 35% lower turnover among matched candidates." (Expertini Client Success Story #CT-8872)