HireRight, a leading provider of global background screening services and workforce solutions, announced the appointment of Lars Ewe as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) on July 17, 2025, in Nashville, Tennessee. Ewe’s appointment signals HireRight’s focus on advancing its technological capabilities, particularly in artificial intelligence and data science, to enhance its comprehensive screening processes.
HireRight appoints Lars Ewe as Chief Technology Officer, effective immediately.
Ewe to lead global technology teams, focusing on AI and automation.
Brings experience from DTN, Anaconda, Evariant, and Click Security.
HireRight aims to integrate AI and machine learning into screening solutions.
Ewe holds a mechanical engineering degree from Technical University, Munich.
Move supports HireRight’s innovation in workforce risk management.
Lars Ewe joins HireRight with a robust background in data science, artificial intelligence, automation, and analytics. As CTO, he will oversee the evolution of HireRight’s global technology teams, driving product strategy, architecture guidance, and technology selection. His hands-on leadership is expected to bolster HireRight’s mission to deliver cutting-edge solutions for workforce hiring, onboarding, and monitoring.
“Lars’ extensive background in data science, artificial intelligence, automation, and analytics makes him an excellent choice to lead the many technological initiatives that are in the company’s pipeline,” said Euan Menzies, President and CEO of HireRight. “With his leadership, I am confident we will continue to drive innovation as we work to provide the best possible screening experience for our customers.”
Ewe previously served as CTO at DTN, where he set the strategic direction for innovation and data science across the company’s product portfolio. His prior executive roles at Anaconda, Evariant, and Click Security further demonstrate his ability to lead technology-driven initiatives. Ewe’s academic foundation includes a degree in mechanical engineering from the Technical University in Munich, Germany, equipping him with a strong technical perspective.
HireRight is committed to transforming the background screening industry by integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into its processes. Ewe’s appointment aligns with this goal, as he aims to enhance HireRight’s platform, which serves approximately 34,000 customers globally and processed over 120 million screens in 2024.
“HireRight is committed to evolving the technological footprint of the background screening industry through continuous product improvements and the introduction of artificial intelligence and machine learning into their comprehensive screening processes,” said Ewe. “I am excited to join this fantastic team and be a part of the exciting technological innovation and growth happening at the company.”
With Ewe at the helm of its technology division, HireRight aims to enhance its unified global platform, which integrates seamlessly with customers’ human capital management systems. This move reinforces HireRight’s leadership in technology-driven workforce risk management and compliance solutions, positioning the company to meet the evolving needs of enterprises worldwide.
HireRight’s appointment of Lars Ewe as CTO underscores its commitment to innovation and excellence in background screening. By leveraging Ewe’s expertise, the company is poised to deliver advanced, AI-driven solutions that enhance efficiency and trust in workforce management.
HireRight is a leading global provider of technology-driven workforce risk management and compliance solutions. We provide comprehensive background screening, verification, identification, monitoring, and drug and health screening services for approximately 34,000 customers across the globe. We offer our services via a global platform that tightly integrates into our customers’ human capital management systems, enabling highly effective and efficient workflows for workforce hiring, onboarding, and monitoring. In 2024, we screened over 60 million job applicants, employees, and contractors for our customers and processed over 120 million screens.