Credential security and password management platform for businesses
Dashlane sells credential protection and password management to business security teams, built on a TypeScript, Node.js and React stack running on AWS ECS with MySQL and Redis. Hiring is accelerating and tilts toward data, engineering and security at senior levels, which lines up with active work on AI data agents, a unified data model and cleanup of messy legacy data. A martech rebuild and trial experience work point to a parallel push on self-serve conversion.
Dashlane is a New York-headquartered, privately held company founded in 2009 that builds credential security software for organizations. Its platform combines password management with credential protection, giving security teams visibility and response capabilities across their workforce. Support for SCIM and passkeys reflects integration with enterprise identity workflows. The company employs 201–500 people and currently hires in Portugal and Canada. Go-to-market runs on Salesforce, Marketo, Gong and Mindtickle.
Dashlane uses TypeScript, Node.js, React and RxJS on AWS (including ECS), with MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible and GitLab, plus dbt for data and Salesforce and Marketo for go-to-market.
Dashlane is currently hiring in Portugal and Canada, with headquarters in New York. Open roles skew toward data, engineering and security, mostly at senior level.
Current initiatives include AI data agents and automation, scaling vulnerability management, building a unified data model, improving the trial experience, AI-driven IT operations and rebuilding the martech stack.
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