Cambio applies LLMs and agentic AI to unstructured building data for asset managers and property investors. The stack reveals a full-featured AI application layer (LangChain, RAG, AWS Bedrock, OpenAI) married to traditional backend infrastructure (Django, PostgreSQL, Celery) — a pattern typical of companies moving beyond proof-of-concept toward production AI systems. Hiring velocity is accelerating with a sales-first mix (3 of 7 open roles), and active projects span both platform hardening (backend architecture, production scaling) and AI feature expansion (LLM pipelines, agentic workflows), suggesting a company scaling from product-market fit into enterprise sales motion.
Cambio is an AI-powered operations platform for commercial real estate investors, asset managers, and property teams. The product automates data collection and analysis across large building portfolios, using LLMs to process thousands of pages of unstructured data and run multi-step reasoning tasks — capital planning, retrofit prioritization, and regulatory compliance among them. The platform compresses months of manual evaluation work into minutes. The company operates in the United States with engineering hubs extending to Belgium, and is positioned as purpose-built by investors for investors in the CRE asset management workflow.
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Python, Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS (Fargate, SQS, CDK, Bedrock), LangChain, RAG, OpenAI, HubSpot, Salesforce, Retool. The stack skews toward full-stack JavaScript on the frontend and Python for backend AI services.
Cambio is based in New York, NY. The company hires in the United States and Belgium, with 51–200 employees.
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