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Enabling Operational Capability Intelligence

Enabling Operational Capability Intelligence

Headai and YTK, Finland’s largest unemployment fund, are revolutionizing job searching by eliminating the need for hundreds of job applications. Through Headai advanced cognitive AI, the collaboration ensures job seekers are matched with opportunities that truly align with their skills and aspirations.

This AI-powered approach analyzes both job postings and applicant competencies, making job searching more precise, efficient, and less frustrating. By focusing on skill-based matching rather than job titles, the model expands opportunities beyond traditional industry and education constraints.

Read more in the Helsingin Sanomat article and YTK’s official statement.
(articles are in Finnish language)

Part of the YTK and Headai teams pictured at the Employment Needs a Revolution event. In the photo, from left to right: Elina Andersson-Finne, Harri Ketamo, Auli Hänninen, Essi Kemppainen, Petja Eklund, Anu Passi-Rauste, Ilona Kangas, and Anne Rautu. Photo: Keke Leppälä.


Build curricula for what comes next

Build curricula for what comes next

Use skills data to understand changing labour-market needs and keep education aligned with the skills that matter.

Use skills data to understand changing labour-market needs and keep education aligned with the skills that matter.

Understand local skills demand

Understand local skills demand

Identify emerging skills gaps

Identify emerging skills gaps

Compare education with labour-market needs

Compare education with labour-market needs

Track how skills needs change over time

Track how skills needs change over time

Helping YTK members find work that matches their real skills

Job seekers couldn’t see which of their skills mattered, or which jobs actually fit. Headai built a skills-based recommendation engine, now live in production with 1,500+ monthly users and growing.

Job seekers couldn’t see which of their skills mattered, or which jobs actually fit. Headai built a skills-based recommendation engine, now live in production with 1,500+ monthly users and growing.

Turning fragmented skills data into shared decisions with LEADSx2030

Europe’s skills demand, education provision and technology signals were fragmented. LEADSx2030 now connects the evidence in one public Observatory, helping users compare demand and supply and identify where to act.

Europe’s skills demand, education provision and technology signals were fragmented. LEADSx2030 now connects the evidence in one public Observatory, helping users compare demand and supply and identify where to act.

Seeing what's actually happening in an industry, before it shows up in official statistics

Official statistics show what already happened. Headai's Growth Agents track 20 technology areas in real time, using one unified data language so frontier AI can analyze industry signals without hallucinating, and trace every insight back to its source.

Official statistics show what already happened. Headai's Growth Agents track 20 technology areas in real time, using one unified data language so frontier AI can analyze industry signals without hallucinating, and trace every insight back to its source.

Turning clinical notes into explainable ICF and ICD codes

Most patient record data is free text, hard to compare or analyse at scale. Headai's Health Coder turns clinical notes into ICF and ICD codes, each traced to the passage it came from. Validated in two peer-reviewed studies in 2025.

Most patient record data is free text, hard to compare or analyse at scale. Headai's Health Coder turns clinical notes into ICF and ICD codes, each traced to the passage it came from. Validated in two peer-reviewed studies in 2025.

Consistent where generative AI is not: keywording 5,585 project applications

Rural development applications were keyworded by hand, unevenly. Headai structured 5,585 applications against an 84-term ontology, raising the average from 3.9 to 4.9 keywords per application and suggesting useful new themes for 99.5% of them.

Rural development applications were keyworded by hand, unevenly. Headai structured 5,585 applications against an 84-term ontology, raising the average from 3.9 to 4.9 keywords per application and suggesting useful new themes for 99.5% of them.

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