You.com sells web search APIs that feed real-time, cited results into AI systems, running on Kubernetes, AWS, Kafka and Spark with Databricks, Fivetran and dbt for data. Senior-heavy engineering hiring targets inference cost, token usage and agentic result quality, while marketing projects center on developer funnels, demo repos and in-person API events, pointing to a developer-led go-to-market layered on Salesforce, Gong and Apollo outbound.
You.com is a privately held company founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, with 51–200 employees. It provides web search APIs that let organizations ground AI models, agents and workflows in current, citation-backed information. The offering relies on proprietary vertical-specific web indices that combine public and domain-specific data. Its buyers include developers and organizations building AI products, reached through both developer community programs and account-based sales. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
You.com's stack includes Python, JavaScript, Express, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, Pulumi, Kafka, Apache Spark, Databricks, Fivetran and dbt, plus RAG for AI, with Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong and Braze on the go-to-market side.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area and hiring velocity is accelerating, with mostly senior-level roles in the United States, alongside data, product and marketing positions.
Current projects include an LLM-based generative AI assistant platform, scalable backend systems for web-scale AI, API surface development, real-time monitoring, vertical feed integration and developer community programs in San Francisco and New York City.
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