Theta AI · Large-cohort screening

Screen a large candidate pool against your role.

Theta AI turns your job description into newly generated situational judgment scenarios for that role, then compares every candidate's responses on the same scale. It is built for the stage where many people apply and the team needs consistent, reviewable evidence.

Works on its own

Theta AI is a complete engine by itself. You can buy and run it without Titan AI. Each completed assessment produces its own report, and your hiring team makes the decision.

How it works

From your job description to evidence your team can review.

  1. 01

    Custom JD + SJT input

    You share the job description. We map its responsibilities, decision conditions, risks, and competency priorities into a role brief.

  2. 02

    Role-specific scenarios

    New situational judgment scenarios are generated for that role, rather than drawn from an off-the-shelf item bank.

  3. 03

    IRT scoring

    Responses are scored with a five-category Graded Response Model and a frozen XGBoost, LightGBM, and Ranger ensemble.

  4. 04

    Cohort comparison report

    Each candidate receives theta, percentile, Ability Level, cohort band, and integrity context in an inspectable report.

What you receive

  • A candidate report with theta, percentile, Ability Level, measurement context, and cohort band shown together.
  • Cohort context that shows where each candidate sits relative to others who took the same role assessment.
  • Integrity context presented as signals that merit review, never as automatic accusations.
  • Model and report provenance recorded in the portal so reviewers can trace how a result was produced.
See the sample report

Pricing

$179

per completed assessment

Theta has its own volume discount: 15% at 10–49, 25% at 50–199, and 35% at 200+ completed assessments. No subscription or platform fee. 500+ is handled through Contact Sales.

Optional

Want both? Connect them.

If you also choose Titan AI, Theta evidence can focus Titan's follow-up on a smaller group. This is optional; Theta does not require Titan.