AI-driven gunshot detection and investigation software for law enforcement
SoundThinking sells acoustic gunshot detection, investigation and patrol-routing software to police agencies and civic leaders. Its stack pairs geospatial tooling (ArcGIS, Google Earth, COMSOL) with a broad ML layer (PyTorch, JAX, Databricks, Llama, Mistral) across AWS, GCP and Azure. Current hiring skews toward director-level support and customer success, with pain points centered on churn, recurring revenue and proving ROI, which points to a retention-focused account base.
Notable leadership hires: Customer Success Director
SoundThinking is a publicly traded public safety technology company headquartered in Fremont, California, founded in 1996 and employing 201–500 people. Its SafetySmart platform bundles ShotSpotter acoustic gunshot detection, CrimeTracer search, CaseBuilder investigation management, ResourceRouter patrol and anti-violence resource direction, SafePointe AI weapons detection and PlateRanger license plate recognition. Customers include law enforcement agencies, municipal leadership and security teams. Field operations run on ServiceMax, with Salesforce and NetSuite supporting commercial and finance workflows.
SoundThinking uses AWS, GCP and Azure, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Python, Java and C++, plus Databricks, Spark, PyTorch and TensorFlow for ML, ArcGIS for geospatial work, and Salesforce, NetSuite and ServiceMax for operations.
Yes. Current openings concentrate on support and customer success, including a Customer Success Director role, alongside data and services positions, all based in the United States.
SoundThinking is headquartered in Fremont, California, and hires within the United States. It is a public company founded in 1996 with 201–500 employees.
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