Indoor mapping and navigation platform with cross-platform mobile SDKs
MapsPeople builds MapsIndoors, an indoor mapping and wayfinding platform for venues like airports, campuses and hospitals. Current hiring is entirely senior and staff engineering, concentrated on the mobile SDK: a Java-to-Kotlin migration, Kotlin Multiplatform development and Flutter/React Native bindings point to consolidating native SDKs into one shared codebase. A Go, .NET and Node.js backend on GCP and Kubernetes supports the platform side.
MapsPeople develops MapsIndoors, an enterprise platform for indoor maps, positioning and wayfinding. It serves organizations running complex physical spaces, including airports, workplaces, campuses, healthcare facilities and public venues. The product integrates with Google Maps and Mapbox and ships SDKs for Android, iOS, Flutter and React Native. The company is privately held, has 51–200 employees and lists its headquarters in Toronto, Ontario, with a regional presence in several countries.
MapsPeople uses Kotlin, Java, Swift, Dart and TypeScript for its SDKs and apps, and Go, .NET and Node.js on GCP with Kubernetes and Docker for the backend. It also uses Google Maps, Mapbox, Apache Airflow and OpenTelemetry.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused on senior and staff engineering roles in Canada, centered on Android and Kotlin Multiplatform SDK work and map rendering performance.
MapsPeople lists its headquarters in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is a privately held company with 51–200 employees.
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