Digital experience analytics platform acquired by Glassbox
SessionCam, now part of Glassbox, operates a cloud-native analytics platform built on Kubernetes, Kafka, and ClickHouse to handle large-scale session replay and user behavior data. The engineering-heavy hiring mix—7 roles across infrastructure, data pipelines, and backend systems—reflects active work on cost optimization, globally distributed infrastructure, and modernizing legacy backend components to meet throughput demands.
SessionCam was acquired by Glassbox and now operates as part of a larger digital experience analytics platform. The product captures real-time session data across web and mobile applications, powered by streaming infrastructure (Kafka), distributed storage (Cassandra, PostgreSQL), and analytics engines (ClickHouse, OpenSearch). The platform scales across AWS, Azure, and GCP deployments for enterprise customers. Core operational challenges center on cost control in multi-cloud environments, handling high-volume data ingestion, and maintaining low-latency performance at scale.
SessionCam runs on Kubernetes (AWS EKS, Azure AKS), Kafka for streaming, ClickHouse and OpenSearch for analytics, Cassandra and PostgreSQL for persistence, and Prometheus/Grafana for observability. Infrastructure spans AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Yes. SessionCam has 7 active engineering roles across infrastructure, backend, and data engineering. Current openings span mid-level, lead, and senior positions in Israel, United Kingdom, and United States.
SessionCam is headquartered in Norwich, United Kingdom. The company employs 51–200 people and maintains hiring activity in Israel and the United States.
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