PDF markup, takeoff and collaboration software for AEC professionals
Bluebeam builds PDF-based markup, estimating and project collaboration tools for architecture, engineering and construction teams, moving from a .NET/C# desktop heritage toward Go microservices on AWS with Terraform and GraphQL. Job posts center on churn, adoption and retention alongside a subscription platform and enterprise admin workflows, pointing to a SaaS monetization push. Hiring is accelerating and balanced between engineering and sales.
Bluebeam develops desktop, mobile and cloud software for paperless document workflows used by design and construction professionals, with specialties in PDF creation, editing, markup, CAD-to-PDF conversion, and estimating and takeoffs. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Pasadena, California, the company has 501–1,000 employees and operates additional offices internationally. It is part of the Nemetschek Group. Current hiring spans the United States, United Kingdom and Australia across engineering, sales, support and product functions.
Bluebeam's stack includes Go, C#, .NET, TypeScript, React, GraphQL and PostgreSQL, running on AWS with Terraform and GitLab, plus Salesforce, Marketo, Pendo and Jira for business and product operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, with engineering and sales as the largest focus areas, followed by support and product, mostly at senior and mid levels across the US, UK and Australia.
Job posts point to a subscription platform, Go-based and identity microservices, next-generation product platform features, enterprise admin workflows, partner pilots and new market go-to-market planning.
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