Hardened open source builds for secure software supply chains
Chainguard distributes production-ready, security-hardened versions of open source software. The stack reveals a company deeply embedded in containerized infrastructure (Kubernetes, Docker, AWS EKS, Helm) and cloud-native security tooling (Sigstore, Cosign, OPA, Kyverno), now actively adopting SLSA frameworks and Chainguard Images — signaling a shift toward supply-chain provenance and attestation. Sales hiring (32 roles) significantly outpaces engineering (13), indicating an enterprise GTM push across regulated verticals.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Chainguard provides secured, curated builds of open source software packages for organizations building on containerized and cloud platforms. The product portfolio centers on container images, software supply chain verification, and compliance tooling. Customers span Fortune 500 enterprises and AI infrastructure companies; the company operates across sales-led channels with active partner and regional distribution strategies. Based in Kirkland, WA and founded in 2021, Chainguard has scaled to 201–500 employees and is hiring across North America, Europe, and emerging markets (Brazil, Uganda, Singapore).
Infrastructure: Kubernetes, Docker, AWS/Azure/GCP, Terraform, Helm. CI/CD: GitLab, Jenkins, Cloud Build, Tekton. Security: Sigstore, Cosign, OPA, Kyverno, GCP Security Command Center, AWS Security Hub. Sales/GTM: HubSpot, Salesforce, Outreach.
Chainguard recruits across United States, Germany, France, Sweden, Singapore, Brazil, and Uganda. Most active hiring remains US-based, with growing presence in EMEA and APAC regions.
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