About TechWolf
The skills-intelligence engine that infers a skill profile from the work that already exists, not from a self-assessment form.
TechWolf was founded in 2018 in Ghent by three Ghent University engineering students: Andreas De Neve (CEO), Jeroen Van Hautte (CTO) and Mikaël Wornoo (COO). The company has stayed headquartered in Ghent and built its customer base across HSBC, Workday, GSK, Booking.com, Ericsson, UCB, Atlas Copco Group, T-Mobile, KLM, PayPal, Red Hat and the Belgian Federal Public Service for Health, with case studies anchored on enterprises that already run a Workday or SAP SuccessFactors HRIS.
The platform reads the work signals that already exist in a company (job descriptions, project descriptions, learning records, performance reviews, internal-mobility moves, vacancy text) and infers a skills profile per employee, a skills profile per job and a skills profile per course or vacancy. Two product lines sit on that base: Skills Intelligence answers the inventory and gap question (what skills do we have, what skills do we need, where is the gap) and Work Intelligence breaks roles down into tasks to model where AI augments or automates the work itself. Native integrations land directly in Workday Skills Cloud, SAP SuccessFactors and Visier, with a public REST API at developers.techwolf.ai exposing employees, jobs, vacancies, courses, skills, taxonomy, organisational units and matching endpoints under OAuth, API token or JWT authentication. Pulled into a warehouse next to the HRIS, the ATS and the learning platform, the TechWolf record finally answers the questions that a TechWolf view alone does not: which skills gaps in one division are also the bottleneck in the hiring plan, which internal candidates already match an open vacancy on inferred skills, and which courses earned a skill that the workforce plan needs.