# Worki (Worki)

> AI-native infrastructure layer that unifies fragmented workforce and HR systems for healthcare organizations.

## Facts
- **Website:** https://www.worki.ai
- **Headquarters:** San Francisco, CA
- **Country:** United States
- **Founded:** 2025
- **Founder:** Craig Allan Ahrens, Michael Biggs, Harvey Hongwei Li
- **Categories:** Conversational AI & HR Agents, Workforce Management

## Overview
Worki is an AI-native infrastructure layer that sits between the HR and workforce systems healthcare organizations already use (Workday, UKG, Oracle, ServiceNow) to unify workforce data and let AI agents work alongside human leaders through structured approvals. It targets credentialing, onboarding, redeployment, skills development, and workforce planning. Founded by Craig Allan Ahrens, Michael Biggs, and Harvey Hongwei Li, based in San Francisco.

## Leadership
- Craig Allan Ahrens — co-founder ([profile](https://www.dhrmap.com/people/craig-allan-ahrens))
- Michael Biggs — co-founder ([profile](https://www.dhrmap.com/people/michael-biggs))
- Harvey Hongwei Li — co-founder ([profile](https://www.dhrmap.com/people/harvey-hongwei-li))

## Sources
- [Worki — official website](https://worki.ai/assets/worki-logo.svg) — official
- [Worki — About](https://www.worki.ai/about) — official

## FAQ
**What does Worki do?**

AI-native infrastructure layer that unifies fragmented workforce and HR systems for healthcare organizations.

**Where is Worki headquartered?**

Worki is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, United States.

**When was Worki founded?**

Worki was founded in 2025.

**Who founded Worki?**

Worki was founded by Craig Allan Ahrens, Michael Biggs, Harvey Hongwei Li.

**What kind of HR technology is Worki?**

Worki is categorized under Conversational AI & HR Agents, Workforce Management on DHRMap.

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