Collaborative practice management platform for accounting firms
Karbon builds practice management software that centralizes workflow, clients and documents for accounting firms. Its hiring is overwhelmingly support- and onboarding-focused, and job posts repeatedly cite churn risk, onboarding errors and time-to-value, which points to a company scaling customer success to protect retention. The stack pairs a .NET/C# and SQL Server core with React and Ember.js front ends, plus a Snowflake, dbt and Fivetran data layer.
Karbon is a privately held software company headquartered in San Francisco, California, founded in 2014. It sells a practice management platform to accounting firms, covering team collaboration, client management, task and workflow management, documents and reporting. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across Australia, the United States, the Philippines, Canada and the United Kingdom. Its go-to-market runs on Salesforce, Outreach, Apollo and Gong, with customer support delivered through Intercom, Zendesk and Vitally.
Karbon uses .NET, C#, SQL Server and Azure on the backend, React, TypeScript and Ember.js on the front end, and Snowflake, dbt, Fivetran and Databricks for data. It also uses GPT and Gemini.
Yes. Support is Karbon's dominant hiring area, with additional openings in HR, operations, product and sales, and overall hiring velocity is accelerating.
Karbon hires in Australia, the United States, the Philippines, Canada and the United Kingdom, with headquarters in San Francisco, California.
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