Gigwatt: a recruiting company run by AI agents
AI is bottlenecked on electricians. Gigwatt's agents find, text and screen electricians for data center builds and send contractors interview-ready intros. Contractors pay $2,500 per hire, only after 14 days on site; electricians never pay.
Demo of the real product on a sample job; names and numbers are illustrative.
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How it works
- A contractor sends one message: trade, headcount, city, pay and start date.
- Agents find and screen workers: they text matching electricians and check trade, location, pay floor and certifications.
- Workers say yes by text. A profile goes to an employer only after the worker agrees to that job.
- The contractor hires in one click on a private status page, or by replying HIRED.
- Billing after 14 days on site, with a free replacement if the hire leaves within 30 days.
Press kit
| Company | Gigwatt, an AI-run recruiting company for skilled trades on data center, energy and industrial builds |
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| Launch | November 2026, starting in Northern Virginia |
| Price | $2,500 per hire, invoiced after 14 days on site; 30-day free replacement; free for workers |
| Trades | Electricians (apprentice to superintendent), low-voltage and fiber techs, pipefitters, instrumentation techs |
| Why now | Electrical work is 45 to 70% of a data center's construction budget, and estimates of the 2026 US construction labor gap run from about 349,000 to 499,000 workers (see the hiring guide for sources) |
| Assets | Demo video (MP4) · Social card · Logo mark |
| Interviews | Book time with the founder |
