I. Introduction
The caliber of an organization's human resources is a major factor in determining its performance, thus hiring the best personnel is essential to efficient operations. Effective Human Resource Management (HRM) strategies are necessary in Sri Lanka due to the country's expanding employment market in order to draw in and keep talented workers. There are inherent drawbacks to traditional recruiting approaches, including subjective biases and labor-intensive procedures. Those methods of candidate selection, such as assessing individual competencies, often fail to align with organizational goals. By concentrating on updating HR recruiting tactics to match individuals to job roles, increase efficiency, and decrease hiring errors, this study fills a research vacuum in HRM. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in HR recruiting is a potential option, but in order to maximize the matching process, cuttingedge technologies like deep learning and natural language processing. This allows recruiters to prioritize interviewing candidates, by lowering the likelihood of wrong recruiting while reducing high turnover rates and costly mistakes[1][2]. This paper explores the use of data-driven insights in job role analysis to streamline recruiting, identify talent gaps, and customize training and development plans, aiming to advance knowledge on HRM and AI integration in a rapidly expanding job market.