AI-agent customer service platform with omnichannel and Gmail-based support
Hiver builds customer support software where AI agents resolve tickets alongside human teams, offered as a standalone omnichannel app and a Gmail-embedded product. Its stack goes well beyond typical SaaS: vLLM, Triton and TorchServe for self-hosted inference plus pgvector, Pinecone and OpenSearch for retrieval point to in-house AI infrastructure. Senior-heavy engineering and AI hiring centers on low-latency inference and scaling high-volume event flows.
Hiver is a privately held customer service software company founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with 51–200 employees. It sells two products: an omnichannel support platform and a version that operates directly inside Gmail. Both combine ticketing, workflows, cross-team collaboration and AI agents that can run multi-step procedures to close support requests. The company serves support and customer success teams handling complex requests, and it hires in the United States and India.
Hiver uses React, Next.js, TypeScript, Go, Java and Python, with Kafka and RabbitMQ for messaging, MySQL and PostgreSQL for data, and AWS plus GCP for cloud infrastructure.
Its stack points that way: vLLM, Triton and TorchServe for model serving, pgvector, Pinecone and OpenSearch for retrieval, plus OpenAI API and LangChain, with projects on low-latency inference endpoints.
Hiver hires in India and the United States, with an accelerating, senior-weighted mix concentrated in engineering and AI and a smaller sales component.
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