Autonomous endpoint management and patching platform for large enterprises
Adaptiva builds OneSite, an automated platform for delivering software, patches and vulnerability fixes across enterprise endpoints. Its stack pairs C++ and C# agent code with Angular/TypeScript front ends and integrations into Configuration Manager, Intune and Workspace ONE, while engineering-led hiring targets scalability bottlenecks and technical debt. Salesforce, 6sense and Crossbeam alongside sales and marketing roles point to a partner-driven enterprise sales push.
Adaptiva is a privately held software company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, with offices in Chicago and London. It sells OneSite, an autonomous endpoint management platform that IT and security teams use to automate patching, software distribution and vulnerability remediation. The company targets large global organizations managing endpoints at very high scale and historically positioned its product as a complement to Microsoft Configuration Manager. It employs 51–200 people and is hiring in the United States and India.
Adaptiva uses C++, C#, Java, Angular, TypeScript and RxJS, with PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB, Docker and Kubernetes, Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD, plus Selenium, Playwright and Cypress for testing.
Its stack includes Microsoft Configuration Manager, Intune and VMware Workspace ONE, consistent with an endpoint management platform that works alongside existing enterprise device tools.
Adaptiva is headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, with additional offices in Chicago and London, and currently hires in the United States and India.
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