AI-powered design intelligence platform for architecture and construction
Tektome applies AI to the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector via a multi-tenant SaaS platform on Azure. The stack is backend-heavy (.NET, C#, Python, Kafka, PostgreSQL) with deep integrations into AEC-specific tools (Revit); the engineering-first hiring mix (10 of 12 core staff) and active projects around unified data layers and monitoring suggest they're solving a core infrastructure problem — unifying ingestion, storage, and compute for design data at scale.
Tektome is an AI-focused SaaS platform founded in 2023 as a spin-out from Incubit, an early-stage Japanese AI company. Based in Shibuya, Tokyo, the 11–50-person team builds design intelligence tools for architects, engineers, and construction firms. Their platform operates as a multi-tenant application on Azure with Revit connectors, real-time data pipelines (Kafka, RabbitMQ), and monitoring infrastructure (Prometheus, Grafana). The company is in early commercial stage — hiring velocity is minimal, and projects indicate they're still closing POCs while hardening production systems and scaling enterprise deployments.
Backend: C#, .NET, Python, PostgreSQL, Kafka, RabbitMQ. Infrastructure: Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform. Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, SonarQube. AEC integrations: Revit. Design tools: Figma, Miro.
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. The company also hires in the United Kingdom.
Yes, 16 active roles open across engineering (10), design (1), product (1), sales (1), and support (1), though posting velocity is minimal. Seniority mix skews senior (8) and mid (6).
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