Developer platform for building and deploying computer vision models
Roboflow sells a computer vision platform spanning dataset labeling, model training and deployment via API or edge devices like NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi. A stack pairing PyTorch and Kubernetes on GCP and AWS with Salesforce, Outreach and Apex points to a developer-led product now layering on a formal sales motion. Pain points around enterprise repositioning and vertical penetration confirm that shift, even as overall hiring velocity slows.
Roboflow is a privately held, remote-first software company with 51–200 employees, based in the United States. It offers SaaS tools that let developers manage image data, annotate datasets, apply preprocessing and augmentation, convert annotation formats, train computer vision models and deploy them through an API or to edge hardware. Its user base spans a large community of engineers, and the company is increasingly targeting enterprise buyers and specific vertical markets. Hiring is concentrated in engineering, with sales, HR and marketing also active and a strong tilt toward senior roles.
Roboflow uses Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow.js, JavaScript and Node.js, running on Kubernetes, Docker, Helm and Terraform across GCP and AWS, with edge targets like NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi.
Yes. Engineering is Roboflow's largest hiring area, mostly at senior level, alongside sales, HR and marketing roles, all based in the United States. Overall hiring velocity is currently decelerating.
Roboflow operates as a remote company registered in the United States, and its current hiring is focused on US-based candidates.
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