Smart home hardware and SaaS for multifamily rental operators
SmartRent pairs connected hardware with cloud software for rental housing operators, built on an Elixir backend with React and React Native front ends. The networking vendors in its stack (Ubiquiti, Cisco, Ruckus, Aruba, Cambium) point to hands-on Wi-Fi and access-control deployments, and accelerating hiring led by engineering and sales, including a Sales Director search, signals a push on complex enterprise deals.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
SmartRent, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, is a public company providing smart home automation and operations software for the rental housing industry. Its platform combines smart devices, community access control, and cloud-based SaaS that give property managers visibility and control over their units. Customers are multifamily owners, operators, and their residents. The company employs 201–500 people and currently hires in the United States across engineering, sales, operations, marketing, product, and support.
SmartRent uses Elixir, React, React Native, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Go and MySQL, running on AWS and GCP with Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes and Datadog. Salesforce, Gong and ZoomInfo support sales.
Yes. SmartRent's hiring is accelerating, mainly in engineering and sales, with roles in operations, marketing, product and support. A Sales Director role is open, and all hiring is in the United States.
Current work includes access control IoT hardware integration, Elixir backend infrastructure for authentication, a React Native maintenance workflow app, an enterprise data platform roadmap, and AI/ML initiatives.
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