Cloud video surveillance and AI analytics platform for business security
OpenEye builds a cloud video security platform on AWS with a Java/Spring and C++ backend, a TypeScript/React front end, and Coralogix for observability, while an Alarm.com integration points to channel-driven distribution. Hiring is split evenly between engineering and sales, with a Sales Director search and pain points around quotas, qualified leads and channel partner growth, so go-to-market expansion is the priority even as overall hiring decelerates.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
OpenEye is a privately held company founded in 1999 and headquartered in Liberty Lake, WA. It offers a cloud-based video and data platform called OpenEye Web Services (OWS) that combines video surveillance management with AI-driven analytics and business intelligence reporting. Its product lines span IP and cloud cameras, video security, and exception-based reporting for businesses. The company employs 201–500 people and currently hires in the United States across engineering, sales, marketing, support and product.
OpenEye runs on AWS with Java, Spring, C++, TypeScript, React and MySQL, uses Coralogix for observability, and relies on Salesforce, Pardot, Jira and Figma across go-to-market and product teams.
Yes. Sales is one of OpenEye's most active hiring areas alongside engineering, including a Sales Director role, with all hiring in the United States, though overall hiring velocity is slowing.
OpenEye is building out its OpenEye Web Services (OWS) cloud video platform, launching web services for partner integrations, and running demand programs such as trade shows, sponsored webinars and content syndication.
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