Enterprise AI products and data/ML engineering services across cloud platforms
Fusemachines delivers enterprise AI products and services on a multi-cloud stack spanning AWS, GCP and Azure, with Databricks, Snowflake, Spark and MLflow at the data layer. Projects split between ad-tech audience scoring and DSP activation, and security data work like IBM Watson on OpenShift, which points to client delivery across very different domains. Senior-skewed, accelerating data and engineering hiring plus an open CFO search suggest scaling both delivery and finance leadership.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Financial Officer
Fusemachines is a privately held AI company founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York. It sells enterprise AI products and AI solutions to companies across industries, staffed by a global talent base. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Nepal. Its work covers machine learning, natural language processing, data analytics and data engineering, delivered on major cloud and on-premise platforms.
Fusemachines uses Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Databricks, Apache Spark, Snowflake and MLflow across AWS, GCP and Azure, plus Red Hat OpenShift, Kubernetes, Prometheus and Grafana. It is adopting Apache Airflow and Dagster.
Fusemachines hires in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Nepal, with hiring focused mainly on senior data and engineering roles.
Current projects include feature pipelines for audience scoring, a DSP activation layer, security data solutions on AWS, IBM Watson deployment on OpenShift, churn and propensity modeling, and CI/CD for ML models.
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