AI Workforce for Automotive Dealerships
At Toma, we’re building something unorthodox—a fully AI-driven platform reshaping how 18,000 car dealerships operate nationwide.
Our small team (from ex-Scale AI/Uber founders who’ve never owned cars, to a pro Valorant player, robotics champion, motocross racer, and more) spent months living and breathing dealerships to learn the ropes.
We’ve built an in-house voice AI and agentic workflow orchestration platform, landed 60 customers purely through word-of-mouth (already hitting $700k ARR), and raised $17M from top investors such as a16z on our way to create the world’s first “ghost dealerships.”
We are looking for a rockstar Mid-to-Senior Founding Recruiter to be the founding member of our Talent team. You will interface with the CTO and CEO to find the best engineers, operators, and founders as we become the leading AI provider in the automotive industry.
Interface with CTO and CEO
Maintain job postings and pipelines on Ashby, Bookface (Y Combinator Work at a Startup), CDG Jobs Board, LinkedIn, and Indeed
Own hiring roadmaps and postings
Source candidates for whom you have no business being in their inbox
Leverage AI recruiting tooling and hack your way to the best candidates on the market
2-3+ YOE in talent operations (internships count)
Seasoned experience in hiring for high-caliber technical roles
Exceptional people skills
A track record of excellence
Experience in our recruiting stack
Experience with AI tooling
At Toma, we’re building something unorthodox—a fully AI-driven platform reshaping how 18,000 car dealerships operate nationwide.
Our small team (from ex-Scale AI/Uber founders who’ve never owned cars, to a pro Valorant player, robotics champion, motocross racer, and more) spent months living and breathing dealerships to learn the ropes.
We’ve built an in-house voice AI and agentic workflow orchestration platform, landed 60 customers purely through word-of-mouth (already hitting $700k ARR), and raised $17M from top investors such as a16z on our way to create the world’s first “ghost dealerships.”