vCluster builds open-source tooling to simplify Kubernetes operations for platform engineers. The stack spans Go, Python, Terraform, and Helm across Kubernetes on AWS, GCP, and Azure—a classical infrastructure-as-code shape. Hiring is heavily weighted toward engineering (68 roles) with accelerating velocity, and the active project list (multi-tenancy platform, CI/CD optimization, container isolation) reveals a company scaling both product depth and sales infrastructure (land-and-expand strategy, regional field events) in parallel.
Notable leadership hires: Regional Sales Director, Sales Director
vCluster provides open-source and commercial tools for managing multi-tenant Kubernetes clusters and reducing cloud infrastructure costs. The platform targets platform engineering teams at enterprise scale, with over 100 enterprises deployed. Products include vCluster (virtual cluster abstraction), DevPod, and policy enforcement, deployed across EKS, AKS, and GKE. The company operates across 15 countries with engineering, sales, and support distributed globally. Pain points center on security-to-velocity trade-offs, technical debt, and vulnerability lifecycle management—typical for a fast-growing infrastructure vendor navigating scale.
Go, Python, Terraform, Helm, Kubernetes, Docker, and React. Infrastructure deployed on AWS, GCP, and Azure with GitHub for version control and Linear for issue tracking.
San Francisco, California. The company operates as a privately held firm with 51–200 employees and hires across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
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