G42 is an Emirati artificial intelligence and cloud computing group founded in Abu Dhabi in 2018, and the central vehicle for the United Arab Emirates' ambition to become a significant AI power. It spans data centres and sovereign cloud through Core42, applied AI and the Arabic-language Jais models through Inception, analytics through the listed Presight, healthcare through M42 and satellite services through Space42. After United States scrutiny of its Chinese technology ties, the group divested those holdings and took a one and a half billion dollar investment from Microsoft in 2024, aligning itself with American infrastructure and building the Condor Galaxy supercomputers with Cerebras.
AI Infrastructure
LLM & Generative AI
Data Centers
Cloud Computing
Harrison.ai is an Australian medical artificial intelligence company founded in Sydney in 2018 by the physician Aengus Tran and his brother Dimitry, built to widen access to diagnostic expertise rather than to replace clinicians. It develops regulator-cleared models through two clinical joint ventures: Annalise.ai for radiology, which reads chest X-rays and brain scans for well over a hundred findings, and Franklin.ai for histopathology. The company partners with hospital groups and pathology providers including Sonic Healthcare and I-MED, has clearances in Australia, Europe and the United States, and released harrison.rad.1 as a radiology-specific foundation model.
Diagnostics
Artificial Intelligence
Health Care
Computer Vision
Crowdstrike
AWS
Python
PyTorch
ISO 27001
Computer Vision
Edge AI
GDPR
+6 More
2
open jobs
51-200
Team size
2018
Founded
Telstra is Australia's largest telecommunications company, tracing its origins to the 1975 creation of Telecom Australia out of the national postal service and privatised in stages between 1997 and 2006. It operates the country's most extensive mobile network, with coverage across a continent where population density makes rural service economically difficult, alongside broadband retail over the government-owned national broadband network. The group has restructured into separate infrastructure, consumer and international businesses, owns subsea cable capacity across Asia through Telstra International, and has built substantial positions in health technology and enterprise cloud services.
Digital Health
Data Centers
Cloud Computing
Telecom Infrastructure
AWS
Python
CI/CD
Kubernetes
Terraform
Docker
Git
GitHub Actions
+52 More
3
open jobs
5000+
Team size
1975
Founded
Macquarie Group is an Australian financial services company founded in 1969 as the local arm of the British merchant bank Hill Samuel, which became independent and took its present name in 1985. It is best known for effectively inventing modern infrastructure investing, buying and managing airports, toll roads, utilities and energy assets on behalf of institutional investors, a model widely copied and sometimes criticised. Asset management is now its largest division, alongside advisory and principal investment through Macquarie Capital, commodities and markets trading, and a domestic Australian retail bank, and it has become one of the world's largest investors in renewable energy.
Energy & Utilities
Investment Banking
Capital Markets
Financial Services
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is the country's largest bank, established by federal legislation in 1911 as a government-owned institution and fully privatised by 1996. It serves roughly one in three Australians across retail deposits, home lending, business banking and institutional markets, and holds the largest share of the domestic mortgage market. The bank has invested unusually heavily in technology for its size, rebuilding its core systems and pushing the CommBank application into a broader financial and lifestyle platform, and it runs the venture arm x15ventures to build and buy adjacent digital businesses.
Personal Finance
Payments
Credit Cards
Financial Services
AWS Bedrock
Nest.JS
.NET
AWS
CI/CD
Claude
Claude Code
Copilot
+227 More
89
open jobs
5000+
Team size
1911
Founded
CSIRO is Australia's national science agency, established in 1926 and funded by the federal government to carry out research that industry alone would not undertake. Its inventions have repeatedly crossed into everyday use, most famously the wireless local area network technology behind modern WiFi, which generated hundreds of millions of dollars in licensing revenue, alongside polymer banknotes, extended-wear contact lenses and the Hendra virus vaccine. The agency runs national research infrastructure including radio telescopes and high-security biosecurity laboratories, and its Data61 unit is the largest data science and digital research group in the country.
Machine Learning
Farming & Agriculture
Biotechnology
Environmental Science
BHP is a mining company founded in 1885 at Broken Hill in New South Wales and now headquartered in Melbourne, ranking as the largest miner in the world by market value. Its portfolio is deliberately concentrated in commodities it expects to benefit from population growth and electrification: iron ore from Western Australia, copper from Escondida in Chile and the South Australian assets, and metallurgical coal for steelmaking. The group is building the Jansen potash mine in Canada as its next major growth engine, has exited petroleum by merging that business into Woodside, and continues to reshape its portfolio toward future-facing metals.
Non-ferrous Metals
Metals & Metallurgy
Metal Ores
Iron Ore
Rio Tinto is a mining group founded in 1873 when investors bought a copper mine in southern Spain, and it now operates as a dual-listed company with corporate offices in London and Melbourne. Its largest business by far is iron ore from the Pilbara region of Western Australia, an integrated system of mines, rail and ports that supplies Chinese steelmaking, followed by aluminium, copper from Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia and Kennecott in Utah, and industrial minerals including borates and titanium dioxide. The group has moved into battery materials through lithium assets in Argentina and the acquisition of Arcadium, while working to decarbonise aluminium smelting.
Rare Earth Metals
Non-ferrous Metals
Metals & Metallurgy
Iron Ore
Atlassian is an Australian software company founded in Sydney in 2002 by Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar, who funded it on credit cards and grew it for years without a traditional sales force. Its products became the default coordination layer for software teams: Jira for issue and project tracking, Confluence for documentation, Bitbucket for source control and Jira Service Management for IT support. Listed on Nasdaq since 2015, the company has expanded into video messaging with Loom and agentic AI through Rovo, and derives almost all of its revenue from cloud subscriptions after retiring its self-hosted server products.
AI Agents
Artificial Intelligence
Information Technology
Communication & Collaboration
.NET
AWS
Databricks
Java
Jira
Python
SQL
CI/CD
+18 More
1
open jobs
5000+
Team size
2002
Founded
Canva is an Australian design company founded in Sydney in 2013 by Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht and Cameron Adams, built on the observation that most people who need to make something look good will never learn professional design software. Its browser-based editor combines templates, drag-and-drop editing and a vast stock library so that presentations, social posts, documents and videos can be produced by people with no design training. The platform now serves well over two hundred million monthly users across free, subscription and enterprise tiers, has added the Magic Studio generative AI features and whiteboards, and acquired the professional design suite Affinity in 2024.
UI/UX Design
Artificial Intelligence
Productivity Software
Software
AWS
Java
SQL
React Native
TypeScript
JavaScript
React.js
LLM
+176 More
121
open jobs
$157k – $420k
Salary
1001-5000
Team size
2013
Founded
Elbit Systems is an Israeli defence electronics company founded in 1966 and headquartered in Haifa, and the largest privately owned defence contractor in the country. It supplies unmanned aircraft including the widely exported Hermes family, artillery systems such as the PULS rocket launcher, active protection for armoured vehicles, and the helmet-mounted display systems worn by pilots of the F-35 and other combat aircraft. The company has grown substantially through acquisition, including IMI Systems and the night vision business of Harris, and it derives most of its revenue from exports across Europe, Asia and the Americas rather than from its home market.
Soldier Equipment
Combat Aircraft
Electronic Warfare
Military Drones
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems is an Israeli defence technology company whose origins date to 1948, when it was founded as the country's national armaments research authority before becoming a state-owned company in 2002. It is best known for air and missile defence, having developed Iron Dome against short-range rockets and David's Sling for medium-range threats, systems that have been used operationally more than almost any comparable equipment worldwide. The company also produces the Spike family of guided missiles exported to dozens of countries, the Trophy active protection system fitted to tanks including American Abrams, and electro-optical, electronic warfare and naval systems.
Naval Systems
Defense Manufacturing
Armored Vehicles
Electronic Warfare
Wiz is a cloud security company founded in 2020 by four Israeli engineers who had previously built and sold Adallom to Microsoft, and it grew faster to a hundred million dollars of recurring revenue than any software company before it. Its platform connects to a customer's cloud accounts without agents, builds a graph of every resource, identity and permission, and surfaces the small number of attack paths that actually combine into a serious risk rather than producing thousands of unranked alerts. Headquartered in New York with research in Tel Aviv, the company agreed in 2025 to be acquired by Google for around thirty-two billion dollars, the largest deal in Google's history.
DevSecOps
Application Security
Security Operations
Cybersecurity
AWS
CI/CD
AI Agents
JavaScript
Jira
Kubernetes
LLM
Python
+83 More
78
open jobs
1001-5000
Team size
2020
Founded
Lightricks is an Israeli company founded in Jerusalem in 2013 by six researchers from the Hebrew University, which built its business on mobile creative tools long before generative AI became mainstream. Facetune made it one of the earliest photo editing applications to reach mass consumer scale, followed by Photoleap and Videoleap for image and video creation on phones. The company has since moved into generative video with LTX Studio, a storyboard-to-film production environment, and released LTX-Video as open weights, positioning itself between consumer creative tools and professional production workflows.
Design & Creative
Content Creation
Generative Video
Artificial Intelligence
AI Agents
Embeddings
Google BigQuery
Grafana
LLM
Python
Scikit-learn
SQL
+8 More
Gong is a revenue intelligence company founded in 2015 by two Israeli entrepreneurs, which records and analyses every customer conversation a sales team has across calls, video meetings and email. Rather than relying on what representatives type into a customer relationship system, it derives pipeline health, deal risk and coaching signals directly from what was actually said, which is what made the category credible to sales leaders. Headquartered in San Francisco with research in Israel, the company sells to thousands of business-to-business sales organisations and has extended from conversation analysis into forecasting, prospecting workflows and autonomous sales agents.
Data & Analytics
Sales & Marketing
AI Agents
Artificial Intelligence
Salesforce
SQL
Figma
Python
Snowflake
Apollo
AWS
Jira
+96 More
34
open jobs
$100k – $250k
Salary
501-1000
Team size
2015
Founded
AI21 Labs is an Israeli artificial intelligence company founded in Tel Aviv in 2017 by Amnon Shashua, Yoav Shoham and Ori Goshen to build language systems that reason rather than only predict text. It develops the Jamba family of models, which combine transformer layers with state space architecture to handle very long contexts far more efficiently than pure transformers, and releases several of them with open weights. The company sells through its developer platform and enterprise deployments, and has moved toward agentic orchestration with Maestro, a planning system that breaks complex business requests into verified steps.
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
AI Agents
Mobileye is an Israeli company founded in Jerusalem in 1999 by the computer scientist Amnon Shashua and the entrepreneur Ziv Aviram, built on the then-contrarian idea that a single camera and clever software could handle driver assistance without radar or lidar. Its EyeQ system-on-chip has shipped in more than two hundred million vehicles, making it the dominant supplier of vision-based driver assistance to the global car industry. Acquired by Intel for fifteen billion dollars in 2017 and returned to public markets in 2022, the company now sells escalating tiers from basic assistance through the SuperVision and Chauffeur hands-off systems up to the fully driverless Mobileye Drive platform.
Automotive Manufacturing
Hardware
Semiconductors
Artificial Intelligence
Rebellions is a South Korean semiconductor company founded in 2020 by former Wall Street quantitative engineers and IBM chip designers to build accelerators specialised for AI inference rather than training. Its ATOM processor targets efficiency per watt in data centre inference, and the follow-on REBEL design uses chiplet packaging to scale to large language model workloads. The company merged with Sapeon Korea, the AI chip unit of the SK group, to consolidate the domestic effort against foreign GPUs, becoming South Korea's first AI semiconductor unicorn and working closely with SK Telecom, KT and Samsung Foundry.
Edge AI
Data Centers
Artificial Intelligence
Hardware
Upstage is a South Korean artificial intelligence company founded in 2020 by former research leaders from Naver, Kakao and Apple, focused on building compact models that outperform far larger systems. Its Solar family of language models drew international attention by topping open leaderboards at a fraction of the parameter count of its competitors, using a depth-scaling technique the team developed and published. The company pairs those models with Document AI for extracting structured data from complex business documents, and sells to Korean enterprises and public bodies that need strong Korean performance under strict data residency requirements.
Document Management
AI Agents
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
NCSoft is a South Korean game developer and publisher founded in 1997, best known for building the massively multiplayer online role-playing genre into a mass-market business in Asia. Its Lineage series has run for more than two decades and remains one of the most commercially successful game franchises ever made, sustained by deep progression systems and item economies rather than one-off sales. The company also owns the Seattle studio ArenaNet behind Guild Wars, publishes Throne and Liberty worldwide with Amazon Games, and has built the VARCO family of language models to apply generative AI to game content and non-player characters.
Artificial Intelligence
Esports
PC Games
Gaming
Hyundai Motor Group is a South Korean automotive conglomerate whose carmaking arm was founded in 1967, and which is now among the three largest vehicle manufacturers in the world by volume. It sells through three brands with distinct positions: Hyundai for the mainstream market, Kia with a sportier design identity, and Genesis competing in luxury, all built on shared platforms including the dedicated E-GMP electric architecture. The group has committed unusually heavily to hydrogen fuel cells alongside batteries, owns the robotics company Boston Dynamics, and runs its own steel, parts and construction affiliates in a vertically integrated structure.
Transportation & Logistics
EV Charging
Robotics
Hydrogen Energy
AWS
C++
CI/CD
Docker
Java
Jira
Kotlin
Kubernetes
+9 More
KT Corporation is South Korea's incumbent fixed-line telecommunications operator, established in 1981 as the state-owned Korea Telecom and fully privatised in 2002. It runs the country's largest broadband and IPTV networks alongside the second largest mobile operation, and has built a substantial enterprise business in cloud, data centres and system integration through KT Cloud and KT DS. The company develops the Mi:dm family of Korean language models, has partnered with Microsoft on sovereign cloud and AI services, and is one of the main operators of national digital infrastructure including public safety and administrative networks.
LLM & Generative AI
Artificial Intelligence
Data Centers
Cloud Computing
SK Telecom is South Korea's largest mobile network operator, founded in 1984 as Korea Mobile Telecommunications and acquired by the SK group in 1994. It holds the leading share of a highly saturated domestic market and was among the first operators in the world to launch commercial CDMA and later 5G networks. Since 2023 the company has repositioned itself as an AI business, building data centres and GPU capacity for a national AI infrastructure programme, developing the A dot consumer assistant, and investing in model developers and AI semiconductor companies including its affiliate Sapeon.
Data Centers
Cloud Computing
LLM & Generative AI
Broadband
Samsung Electronics is a South Korean technology company founded in 1969 as part of the Samsung conglomerate, and one of the largest manufacturers of electronic components and finished devices in the world. It is the leading maker of DRAM and NAND memory, a top-two smartphone vendor with the Galaxy line, and the second largest contract chip manufacturer behind TSMC, while also producing displays, televisions and home appliances at enormous scale. That vertical integration, from wafer fabrication through to consumer products, is unusual in the industry and is both its main advantage and the source of its heaviest capital requirements.
Displays & Panel Technology
Home Appliances
Storage
Semiconductor Manufacturing
CI/CD
Git
Salesforce
AWS
Databricks
GitHub Actions
Jira
pySpark
+107 More
24
open jobs
$208k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1969
Founded
Kakao is a South Korean internet company whose listed entity traces back to Daum Communications, founded in 1995, and which took its present form when Daum merged with the messaging startup Kakao in 2014. KakaoTalk, launched in 2010, is used by almost the entire South Korean population and functions as the country's default communication layer, carrying payments, shopping, gifting and content on top of messaging. Around it the group has built Kakao Pay, Kakao Bank, the Kakao T mobility app, Kakao Entertainment for webtoons and music, and the Kanana family of AI assistants.
Gaming
Ride Hailing
Media & Entertainment
Payments
Naver is a South Korean internet company founded in 1999 that runs the dominant search engine and web portal in its home market, one of the few countries where Google is not the leading search provider. Its portal bundles search with news, shopping, blogging, maps and the Naver Cafe community platform, while Naver Webtoon turned vertical-scrolling digital comics into a global format now serving audiences far beyond Korea. The company also operates a large cloud division, co-controls LY Corporation in Japan alongside SoftBank, and develops the HyperCLOVA X family of Korean-language foundation models.
Media & Entertainment
Commerce
Cloud Computing
LLM & Generative AI
Advance Intelligence Group is a Singapore-headquartered technology company founded in 2016 that applies artificial intelligence to credit, identity and commerce across Southeast and South Asia. Its largest business is Atome, a buy-now-pay-later service operating in markets where a large share of consumers have no traditional credit history, underwritten by machine learning models built on alternative data. The group also runs ADVANCE.AI for digital identity verification and risk management, Kredit Pintar for consumer lending in Indonesia, and Ginee for merchant software, and it was valued above two billion dollars in a round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Warburg Pincus.
Identity Management
Commerce
Lending
FinTech
The Government Technology Agency, known as GovTech, is the statutory board that builds and runs Singapore's public digital infrastructure, formed in 2016 out of the country's earlier government IT organisations. It develops citizen-facing services in house rather than outsourcing them, most notably Singpass, the national digital identity used by almost every adult in the country for banking, government and private transactions. GovTech also runs the Government Commercial Cloud, the LifeSG and OneService applications, national cybersecurity engineering for public systems, and the AI platforms used across ministries.
Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity
Information Technology
Smart City
C++
CI/CD
Java
Python
AWS
Kubernetes
Power BI
Spark
+214 More
123
open jobs
1001-5000
Team size
2016
Founded
AI Singapore is a national artificial intelligence programme launched in 2017 and hosted by the National University of Singapore, funded by the National Research Foundation to build the country's AI capability rather than to make a profit. It runs three linked activities: research and model development, industry projects that pair companies with engineers to solve real problems, and large-scale talent programmes that retrain people into AI engineering roles. Its most visible output is SEA-LION, a family of open language models trained specifically on Southeast Asian languages and cultural context that are underrepresented in Western training data.
STEM Education
Government
LLM & Generative AI
Machine Learning
Dyson is a technology company founded in 1991 by James Dyson after he built more than five thousand prototypes of a bagless vacuum cleaner that no established manufacturer would license. It applies high-speed digital motors and airflow engineering across vacuum cleaners, hair care products including the Supersonic and Airwrap, air purifiers, lighting and headphones, and sells almost entirely direct to consumers at premium prices. The company moved its head office from Wiltshire to Singapore in 2019 to sit closer to its Asian manufacturing and markets, remains privately held by the Dyson family, and funds an engineering university at its Malmesbury campus.
Personal Care
Manufacturing
Hardware
Consumer Goods
Magento
C++
Python
Simulink
Altium Designer
MuleSoft
SAP BTP
AWS
+166 More
85
open jobs
$92k – $474k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1991
Founded
Sea Limited is a Singaporean technology group founded in 2009 by Forrest Li, which began as the game publisher Garena and grew into the largest internet company in Southeast Asia. Its three businesses reinforce each other: Garena publishes and develops games including the enormously popular Free Fire, Shopee runs the region's leading e-commerce marketplace, and Monee provides payments, lending and digital financial services across the same footprint. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 2017 and long backed by Tencent, the group has expanded Shopee into Latin America, where Brazil has become one of its largest markets.
FinTech
Gaming
Marketplaces
Commerce
Grab is a Southeast Asian technology company founded in 2012 by two Harvard Business School classmates as a taxi-hailing app for Malaysia, and now the region's dominant everyday services platform. It operates across eight countries in ride hailing, food and grocery delivery, courier services and digital payments, and famously absorbed Uber's Southeast Asian operations in 2018 in exchange for a stake in the company. Headquartered in Singapore and listed on Nasdaq since 2021, Grab has expanded into financial services through GXS Bank and its lending and insurance arms, and builds its own mapping stack through GrabMaps.
Navigation & Mapping
Commerce
Payments
Transportation & Logistics
AWS
CI/CD
Cursor
Go
Kubernetes
Android SDK
Flutter
Git
+255 More
176
open jobs
5000+
Team size
2012
Founded
Cognitive Pilot is a Russian autonomous driving company founded in 2019 as a joint venture between Sberbank and Cognitive Technologies, focused on off-road and rail applications rather than passenger cars. Its best known product is Cognitive Agro Pilot, an autonomous control system for combine harvesters and tractors that uses cameras and neural networks instead of expensive lidar or high-precision satellite positioning, allowing it to work in fields with no reliable maps. The company also builds driver assistance for trams and mainline railways, and exports its agricultural systems to markets in Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe.
Rail Transport
AgTech
Agricultural Robotics
Computer Vision
Ozon is a Russian e-commerce company founded in 1998 by the software house Reksoft as an online bookshop, and often described as the Amazon of its market for taking the same first-party plus marketplace approach. It now sells across every consumer category through a network of fulfilment centres, sorting hubs and tens of thousands of pickup points that reach far beyond the largest cities. The group has added an express grocery service, a travel booking arm and Ozon Bank, whose cards and lending are tied to the marketplace, and it is one of the two dominant online retail platforms in the country alongside Wildberries.
Online Groceries
FinTech
Logistics
Commerce
.NET
PostgreSQL
Power BI
Python
SQL
ChatGPT
CI/CD
Claude
+98 More
36
open jobs
$20k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1998
Founded
Avito is a Russian classifieds platform founded in 2007 by the Swedish entrepreneurs Jonas Nordlander and Filip Engelbert, modelled on the Blocket marketplace they had built in Sweden. It became the dominant place to buy and sell almost anything in Russia, spanning secondhand goods, cars, property, services and jobs, and now handles a large share of the country's used-goods commerce. Headquartered in Moscow, the platform has layered logistics, escrow payments, verified seller programmes and paid promotion tools on top of the free listing model, and passed into Russian ownership after Naspers sold its majority stake in 2022.
Real Estate
Secondhand
Commerce
Internet Services
Go
Python
CI/CD
Docker
Git
PyTorch
SQL
PostgreSQL
+3 More
4
open jobs
1001-5000
Team size
2007
Founded
MTS is a Russian telecommunications operator founded in Moscow in 1993 and one of the largest mobile networks in the country by subscriber count. Beyond mobile and fixed connectivity it has assembled a broad digital ecosystem, including MTS Bank, the KION video streaming service, MTS Music, cloud and data centre services through MTS Web Services, and an advertising technology business. That bundling strategy, tying media and financial services to a mobile subscription, is how the group defends revenue in a saturated connectivity market, and it is majority owned by the conglomerate Sistema.
Cloud Computing
Media & Entertainment
Banking
Broadband
AWS
C++
Git
Go
Java
Kotlin
Kubernetes
PostgreSQL
+147 More
35
open jobs
$17k – $45k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1993
Founded
T-Bank is a Russian digital bank founded in 2006 as Tinkoff Credit Systems, built from the start without branches and reaching customers entirely through its mobile application and courier network. It has grown into one of the largest retail banks in the country by customer count, offering current accounts, credit cards, brokerage through T-Investments, insurance, a mobile virtual network operator and a business banking arm. The bank rebranded from Tinkoff to T-Bank in 2024 after its founder sold out, sits inside the listed group T-Technologies, and is known domestically for an unusually engineering-led culture and heavy use of machine learning in credit scoring.
Wealth Management
Payments
Credit Cards
Financial Services
Apache Kafka
Git
Airflow
Python
SQL
Cats
Kubernetes
Scala
+85 More
50
open jobs
5000+
Team size
2006
Founded
VK is a Russian internet group built around VKontakte, the social network launched in 2006 that became the most used site in the country. The group also owns Odnoklassniki, the Mail.ru email and portal services, the VK Video platform, the VK Play games store and the RuStore application marketplace created after Western app stores withdrew from Russia. Headquartered in Moscow with a large engineering presence in Saint Petersburg where the network was founded, it also runs a cloud division, an advertising platform and the Marusia voice assistant, making it the closest thing the Russian market has to a full consumer internet stack.
Cloud Computing
Advertising
Gaming
Media & Entertainment
Node JS
Python
JavaScript
Git
React.js
TypeScript
SQL
Apache Kafka
+68 More
32
open jobs
5000+
Team size
2006
Founded
Yandex is a Russian internet company whose search engine launched in 1997 and which grew into the dominant technology group in its home market, running search, advertising, maps, ride hailing, food delivery, e-commerce and cloud services. Its Yandex Go application combines taxi, delivery and logistics into one of the most used consumer services in the country, while Alice and the YandexGPT model family provide its assistant and generative AI layer. Following the 2024 split of the former Yandex N.V., the Russian business was sold to a domestic consortium and now operates independently from Nebius Group, which inherited the international assets.
Commerce
Ride Hailing
Cloud Computing
LLM & Generative AI
CI/CD
GitOps
Go
Kubernetes
Python
C++
Java
PostgreSQL
+82 More
18
open jobs
$65k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1997
Founded
BenevolentAI is a British company founded in London in 2013 that applies machine learning to drug discovery, building a knowledge graph from scientific literature, clinical data and experimental results to propose new targets and treatments. Its best known result came in 2020, when the platform identified the arthritis drug baricitinib as a potential COVID-19 therapy, a hypothesis later confirmed in trials and approved by regulators. The company listed on Euronext Amsterdam in 2022, delisted in 2024 after restructuring and heavy cost reductions, and now runs a narrower pipeline alongside partnerships with pharmaceutical companies including AstraZeneca and Merck.
Machine Learning
Biopharma
Pharmaceuticals
Artificial Intelligence
Darktrace is a British cybersecurity company founded in Cambridge in 2013 by mathematicians and former government intelligence staff, built on the idea that a network can be defended by learning its own normal behaviour rather than matching known attack signatures. Its Self-Learning AI builds a live model of how each user, device and workload usually behaves, flags deviations that no signature would catch, and can act autonomously to contain an intrusion in progress. The company listed in London in 2021 and was taken private by Thoma Bravo in 2024 for around five billion dollars, and it protects networks, email, cloud and operational technology for thousands of organisations.
Email Security
Endpoint Security
Security Operations
Artificial Intelligence
AWS
Burp Suite
Python
LLM
Git
PyTorch
Scikit-learn
TensorFlow
+64 More
33
open jobs
$115k
Salary
1001-5000
Team size
2013
Founded
Synthesia is a British artificial intelligence company founded in London in 2017 by researchers and entrepreneurs from University College London, Stanford, the Technical University of Munich and Cambridge. Its platform turns a written script into a presenter-led video using photorealistic AI avatars, removing the cameras, studios and reshoots that make corporate video expensive, and it supports well over a hundred languages with synchronised lip movement. The company sells mainly to large enterprises for training, onboarding and internal communication, has built consent and moderation controls around avatar creation, and passed a four billion dollar valuation in 2025.
Corporate Training
Content Creation
LLM & Generative AI
Artificial Intelligence
AWS
CI/CD
GitHub Actions
Kubernetes
Node JS
Python
React.js
Terraform
+87 More
28
open jobs
$124k – $395k
Salary
201-500
Team size
2017
Founded
Sanofi is a French pharmaceutical company formed in 1973 and assembled over five decades through a long series of mergers including Synthelabo, Aventis and Genzyme. It is now built around immunology and rare disease, with Dupixent for atopic dermatitis and asthma as by far its largest product, alongside a substantial vaccines division covering influenza, meningitis and the respiratory syncytial virus antibody Beyfortus. Headquartered in Paris, the group has sharpened its focus in recent years by separating its consumer healthcare business into the standalone company Opella and directing research spending toward biologics and immune science.
Drug Discovery
Biopharma
Vaccines
Health Care
Apache Kafka
AWS
CI/CD
Databricks
MQTT
Power BI
Python
RAG
+135 More
63
open jobs
$60k – $336k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1973
Founded
Capgemini is a French information technology services and consulting group founded in Grenoble in 1967 by Serge Kampf, and one of the largest IT service providers in the world. It designs, builds and runs systems for large enterprises and governments across some fifty countries, with a delivery workforce concentrated in India and a European client base heavier than most of its competitors. The group is organised into Capgemini Invent for strategy and design, Capgemini Engineering for research and development services acquired with Altran, and Sogeti for local technology services, and it has reoriented its portfolio around cloud migration, data platforms and generative AI.
Science & Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Cloud Computing
IT Outsourcing
AWS
Power BI
Java
Salesforce
AI Agents
Copilot
Model Context Protocol
Python
+253 More
154
open jobs
$127k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1967
Founded
Dassault Systemes is a French software company founded in 1981 as a spin-off from the aircraft maker Dassault Aviation, created to commercialise the three-dimensional design tools its engineers had built in house. It sells the CATIA and SOLIDWORKS design suites, SIMULIA simulation, ENOVIA lifecycle management and DELMIA manufacturing planning, all now delivered through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform that treats a product as one connected model from concept to service. The group has extended the same virtual twin idea into life sciences through the Medidata clinical trial platform and into urban and healthcare simulation, and it is headquartered in Velizy-Villacoublay near Paris.
Design & Creative
Clinical Research
Biomedical Engineering
Software
Thales is a French technology group whose lineage runs back to 1893, and it is one of Europe's largest defence and aerospace electronics companies. It builds radar, electronic warfare, sonar and command systems for armed forces, avionics and in-flight entertainment for aircraft, signalling for railways, and satellites through the Thales Alenia Space joint venture with Leonardo. A large cybersecurity and digital identity division, assembled through the Gemalto and Imperva acquisitions, supplies hardware security modules, encryption and the SIM and biometric documents used by banks and governments worldwide.
Identity Management
Rail Transport
Avionics & Flight Control
Cybersecurity
AWS
AWS Bedrock
CI/CD
Python
RAG
Terraform
TypeScript
AI Agents
+2 More
1
open jobs
$205k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1893
Founded
Kyutai is a French non-profit artificial intelligence research laboratory founded in Paris in 2023 with roughly three hundred million euros of philanthropic funding from Xavier Niel, Rodolphe Saade and Eric Schmidt. It publishes its work openly, releasing model weights, training code and papers rather than commercialising them, and has concentrated on real-time speech and audio where it produced Moshi, the first full-duplex spoken conversation model that listens and talks at the same time. It also released the Hibiki speech translation system, the Helium language models and open speech tooling, positioning itself as a European counterweight to closed industrial research.
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
LLM & Generative AI
Dataiku is a software company founded in Paris in 2013 and now headquartered in New York that builds an end-to-end platform for data science and artificial intelligence. Its central product lets analysts working visually and engineers writing code collaborate on the same projects, covering data preparation, modelling, deployment and monitoring without forcing a team onto one working style. The platform has expanded into generative AI through the LLM Mesh, which lets enterprises route requests across multiple model providers under central cost, safety and governance controls, and it serves several hundred large organisations across finance, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and retail.
Data Engineering
MLOps
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
AI Agents
JavaScript
pySpark
Python
SQL
Spark
AWS
Databricks
+38 More
10
open jobs
1001-5000
Team size
2013
Founded
BioNTech is a German biotechnology company founded in Mainz in 2008 by the physician-scientists Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Tureci to develop individualised cancer immunotherapies using messenger RNA. Its mRNA platform, refined over a decade on oncology programmes, was redirected in early 2020 to produce Comirnaty with Pfizer, the first COVID-19 vaccine authorised in the West and the source of tens of billions of euros in revenue. The company has reinvested that windfall into its original mission, running a broad clinical pipeline of mRNA cancer vaccines, individualised neoantigen therapies and bispecific antibodies including the closely watched BNT327 programme.
Health Care
Biopharma
Drug Discovery
Pharmaceuticals
Zalando is a German online fashion company founded in Berlin in 2008 by Robert Gentz and David Schneider with backing from Rocket Internet, initially copying the Zappos shoe retail model for Europe. It has grown into the largest fashion platform on the continent, serving customers across more than twenty markets with a mix of wholesale inventory and a partner programme where brands sell directly through its storefront and logistics. The company also sells its fulfilment, marketing and software services to brands as a standalone business, positioning itself as infrastructure for European fashion rather than only a retailer.
Logistics
Social Commerce
Marketplaces
Commerce
DeepL is a German artificial intelligence company founded in Cologne in 2017 that built a machine translation service widely judged more natural than the incumbents. It grew out of the Linguee bilingual dictionary and trained its own neural models on that curated corpus, releasing a product that handles nuance, register and idiom well enough to displace human first drafts in many professional settings. The company now serves more than thirty languages plus the DeepL Write editing assistant, DeepL Voice for live speech, and a developer API, selling largely to enterprises in regulated European industries that need translation without sending text to American providers.
Language Learning
LLM & Generative AI
Professional Services
Artificial Intelligence
Claude
Copilot
Go
Java
Jira
Python
React.js
TypeScript
+89 More
34
open jobs
$148k – $275k
Salary
501-1000
Team size
2017
Founded
Aleph Alpha is a German artificial intelligence company founded in Heidelberg in 2019 by Jonas Andrulis and Samuel Weinbach, positioned as a European alternative to American frontier labs. It initially trained the multilingual Luminous model family and has since shifted toward being an infrastructure and tooling vendor, selling the PhariaAI stack that lets governments, defence agencies and regulated enterprises run and adapt models entirely on their own hardware. That sovereignty argument, backed by a large funding round from Schwarz Group, Bosch, SAP and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, is the core of its position in the European market.
National Security
Government
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
CI/CD
Kubernetes
Python
Rust
Jira
DeepSpeed
PyTorch
Fine-tuning
+17 More
Mercedes-Benz Group is a German carmaker whose lineage runs back to Karl Benz's patent motor car of 1886 and the 1926 merger of Daimler and Benz that created the modern company. It builds premium and luxury passenger cars and vans under the Mercedes-Benz, AMG, Maybach and G-Class brands, positioning itself deliberately at the high end of the market after separating its truck business into a standalone listed company in 2021. The group is rebuilding its vehicles around the MB.OS operating system and its own electric architectures, and it runs one of the most successful teams in Formula One as a technology showcase.
Software
EV Charging
Luxury Goods
Autonomous Driving
CARIAD is the automotive software company inside Volkswagen Group, created in 2020 to build one shared electronics and software stack for all of its brands instead of a different one per model line. It develops the E3 vehicle architecture, the VW.OS operating system, connectivity and app platforms, and automated driving functions intended to run across Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Skoda and Cupra vehicles. Headquartered in Wolfsburg with sites across Germany, China, the United States and India, the unit has been restructured repeatedly after delivery delays and now works alongside partners including Rivian, Bosch, Horizon Robotics and Xpeng.
Mobile App Development
Information Technology
Autonomous Driving
Software
Volkswagen Group is a German carmaker founded in 1937 and headquartered in Wolfsburg, and it is one of the two largest vehicle manufacturers in the world by volume. It owns an unusually broad brand portfolio spanning Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Skoda, SEAT and Cupra in passenger cars, Bentley and Lamborghini in luxury, Ducati in motorcycles, and MAN and Scania in commercial vehicles through Traton. The group has committed tens of billions of euros to electrification through its modular MEB and PPE platforms, while restructuring its software unit CARIAD and forming a large partnership with Rivian to fix its vehicle electronics.
Luxury Goods
Transportation & Logistics
EV Charging
Autonomous Driving
Celonis is a software company founded in Munich in 2011 by three students who built a tool to work out why an IT helpdesk was slow, and in doing so helped create the process mining category. Its platform reconstructs how business processes actually run by reading event logs out of systems such as SAP, Oracle and Salesforce, then shows where work stalls, loops or leaks money against how the process was designed. Dual-headquartered in Munich and New York and valued above thirteen billion dollars, it sells to large enterprises looking to fix supply chain, finance and customer service operations without replacing the underlying systems.
Business Intelligence
Supply Chain
Software
Artificial Intelligence
Salesforce
AWS
MuleSoft
LLM
Python
RAG
CI/CD
Java
+134 More
157
open jobs
1001-5000
Team size
2011
Founded
Bosch is a German engineering and technology group founded in Stuttgart in 1886 by Robert Bosch as a workshop for precision mechanics and electrical engineering. It is the largest automotive supplier in the world, making braking, steering, powertrain, sensor and driver assistance systems for nearly every carmaker, and it also produces power tools, home appliances through BSH, industrial drives through Rexroth, and building security and heating systems. Around ninety per cent of the company is owned by a charitable foundation, an ownership structure that gives it unusual freedom to invest across long research cycles including semiconductors and hydrogen.
Industrial Automation
Consumer Electronics
Artificial Intelligence
Hardware
HashiCorp Vault
CDS Views
Ruby
C++
CI/CD
Embedded C
Git
GitHub Actions
+482 More
664
open jobs
$14k – $400k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1886
Founded
Siemens is a German technology conglomerate founded in Berlin in 1847 by Werner von Siemens around a telegraph that indicated letters rather than Morse code. After a decade of divestments it now concentrates on industry, infrastructure, transport and healthcare, supplying factory automation and control systems, building and grid technology, trains and signalling, and the Teamcenter and NX design software acquired through a long run of software purchases. The Siemens Xcelerator platform ties hardware to software and digital twins, and the group retains a majority stake in the separately listed medical imaging company Siemens Healthineers.
Information Technology
Energy & Utilities
Rail Transport
Simulation & Digital Twin
Preferred Networks is a Japanese artificial intelligence company founded in Tokyo in 2014 and long regarded as the country's most technically ambitious AI startup. It created Chainer, one of the first define-by-run deep learning frameworks and an influence on the design of modern autograd systems, and has since built a full vertical stack from its own MN-Core accelerator silicon up to foundation models. The company applies that stack to manufacturing, robotics, materials science through the Matlantis simulator and healthcare, working closely with Japanese industrial partners including Toyota, Fanuc and Hitachi.
LLM & Generative AI
Industrial Automation
Hardware
AI Infrastructure
Hitachi is a Japanese conglomerate founded in 1910 by Namihei Odaira as an electrical repair shop inside a copper mine, which grew into one of the country's largest industrial groups. After a decade of restructuring it now concentrates on digital systems and services, green energy and mobility, selling grid equipment through Hitachi Energy, trains and signalling through Hitachi Rail, and storage and data platforms through Hitachi Vantara. Its Lumada portfolio ties operational technology to software, and the 2021 acquisition of GlobalLogic gave the group a large digital engineering arm serving customers outside Japan.
IT Consulting
Rail Transport
Power Grid
Energy & Utilities
.NET
AWS
C++
Docker
JavaScript
Kubernetes
MuleSoft
Python
+313 More
290
open jobs
$52k – $270k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1910
Founded
