Coram AI builds an AI-driven physical security platform, pairing a PyTorch, C++ and GStreamer video pipeline with Go and Python services on AWS EKS managed via Terraform and Pulumi. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward sales, with active work on a mid-market GTM playbook and an associate AE program, a sign the company is shifting from product build to go-to-market scale. A move off QuickBooks points to finance systems maturing alongside growth.
Notable leadership hires: HR Director
Coram AI, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, develops software that turns cameras, sensors and access systems into AI-powered safety tools. Its platform unifies video security, access control and emergency management for organizations such as schools, churches, warehouses, retailers and manufacturers. The privately held company has 51–200 employees and hires across the United States, United Kingdom and India. Product work includes real-time detections and natural-language search over video footage.
Coram AI runs on AWS with Kubernetes (EKS), Docker, Terraform and Pulumi, builds in Python, Go, C++, Java and TypeScript/React, uses PyTorch and GStreamer for video AI, and monitors with Grafana and Prometheus.
Yes. Sales is the dominant hiring focus, supported by an associate account executive program and a mid-market GTM playbook, with hiring velocity accelerating across the US, UK and India.
Job posts point to video security product line development, real-time detections, natural-language video search, partner enablement playbooks and a mid-market go-to-market motion.
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