Software-defined S3 object storage for backup, archive and AI data
Scality builds software-defined object storage that runs on Kubernetes-native infrastructure: containerd, Helm, Operator SDK, Calico, Multus and KubeVirt alongside Prometheus, Grafana and Loki for observability. Veeam and Cohesity in the stack, plus rising on-prem backup demand in job posts, point to backup targets as a key use case. Hiring is minimal and centered in France and Romania, focused on partner-led growth and AI-driven documentation.
Scality, founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, develops S3-compatible object storage software designed for cyber resilience and scale-out deployments. Its products address petabyte-scale storage, active and long-term archives, email storage and video production workloads on hardware-agnostic infrastructure. The company employs 201–500 people and is privately held. Its engineering footprint spans Go, Python, Java and Perl, with deployments on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Rocky Linux. Current hiring touches engineering, product, sales and support roles in France and Romania.
Scality uses Kubernetes, Docker, containerd, Helm, Operator SDK, Go, Python, Java, Ansible, Salt, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Keycloak, PostgreSQL and AWS, plus Veeam and Cohesity integrations.
Scality is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and currently hires in France and Romania.
Job posts point to an AI-based code-aware documentation system, a mid-tier partner growth program, co-selling channel initiatives and the platform behind ARTESCA.
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