Video platform and cloud infrastructure provider expanding into AI compute
Rumble runs a video platform on a PHP, MySQL, Redis and Nginx core, with OpenStack, Ceph and Kubernetes pointing to self-operated cloud infrastructure rather than hyperscaler dependence. Job posts reveal a push into AI data centers, including a Pittsburgh campus and high-density cooling, alongside CDN and edge-delivery work. Hiring is slowing and tilted toward finance, legal and ops, consistent with SOX and accounting maturity needs.
Rumble is a Toronto-headquartered video platform company founded in 2013 and publicly listed on NASDAQ under the ticker RUM. It serves video creators and podcasters while also offering cloud and infrastructure-as-a-service capabilities. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in Canada and the United States. Its engineering spans PHP, Python, Go and React/TypeScript, running on OpenStack, Ceph and Kubernetes. Current initiatives include AI compute facilities, edge content delivery and a wallet product.
Rumble uses PHP, MySQL, Memcached, Redis and Nginx, plus Python (FastAPI, Flask), Go, React and TypeScript, running on OpenStack, Ceph, Kubernetes and Docker, with GitLab and Jira for development.
Yes. Job posts reference launching a Pittsburgh AI data center, operating a flagship AI compute campus, and commissioning high-density cooling environments, along with capacity planning for AI workloads.
Rumble is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and hires in both Canada and the United States.
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