Encord builds infrastructure for preparing multimodal data (video, 3D, sensor streams) into production-ready training sets for robotics, autonomous vehicles, and computer vision systems. The stack is heavy on ML libraries (PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV) and real-time rendering (WebGL, CUDA, Kubernetes), with active hiring skewed toward senior engineering (21 roles) and enterprise sales (11 roles) — indicating a shift from product-led adoption toward land-and-expand with large industrial customers.
Encord is a data curation platform for physical AI teams. The product focuses on turning unstructured video and sensor data into labeled, aligned training datasets. The company operates across robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart infrastructure verticals, serving mid-market and enterprise customers who need to manage annotation workflows, enforce data quality standards, and integrate with model training pipelines. The business spans three US/UK offices and has closed $110M in funding.
Core ML libraries (PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV, Keras), cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes), real-time rendering (WebGL, CUDA), and data storage (PostgreSQL, ClickHouse). TypeScript and React for frontend; Python for backend and ML workflows.
San Francisco, California. Additional offices in New York and London. Currently hiring across United States and United Kingdom.
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