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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.
mts.ru • Moscow • Novosibirsk • Ryazan • Samara • Minsk • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1993
Cloud Computing
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Banking
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AWS
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39 open jobs
$17k – $45k Salary
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1993 Founded
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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.
tbank.ru • Saint Petersburg • Yekaterinburg • Izhevsk • Nizhny Novgorod • Krasnodar • 5000+ employees • Founded 2006
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VK

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.
vk.com • Moscow • Sochi • Saint Petersburg • Chelyabinsk • Kazan • 201-500 employees • Founded 2006
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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.
ya.ru • Moscow • 5000+ employees • Founded 1997
Commerce
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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.
benevolent.com • London • 51-200 employees • Founded 2013 • SPAC $225M
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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.
darktrace.com • Los Angeles • Vancouver • London • Bogotá • Sydney • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2013 • Acquired $5.3B
Email Security
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33 open jobs
$115k Salary
1001-5000 Team size
2013 Founded
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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.
synthesia.io • San Francisco • New York • London • Austin • Berlin • 51-200 employees • Founded 2017 • Series D $180M
Corporate Training
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28 open jobs
$124k – $395k Salary
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2017 Founded
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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.
sanofi.com • Barcelona • Omaha • Budapest • Framingham • Lyon • 5000+ employees • Founded 1973
Drug Discovery
Biopharma
Vaccines
Health Care
Apache Kafka
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67 open jobs
$60k – $336k Salary
5000+ Team size
1973 Founded
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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.
capgemini.com • Paris • Erfurt • Katowice • Wrocław • Kraków • 5000+ employees • Founded 1967
Science & Engineering
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IT Outsourcing
AWS
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154 open jobs
$127k Salary
5000+ Team size
1967 Founded
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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.
3ds.com • Vélizy-Villacoublay • 5000+ employees • Founded 1981
Design & Creative
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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.
thalesgroup.com • Orlando • San Francisco • Dallas • Ottawa • Paris • 5000+ employees • Founded 1893
Identity Management
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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.
kyutai.org • Paris • 11-50 employees • Founded 2023
Natural Language Processing
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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.
dataiku.com • Paris • New York • Dubai • Tokyo • Chicago • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2013 • Series F $200M
Data Engineering
MLOps
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pySpark
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Spark
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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.
biontech.com • Mainz • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2008 • IPO $150M
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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.
zalando.com • Berlin • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2008 • IPO $605M
Logistics
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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.
deepl.com • Amsterdam • Austin • Zurich • New York • Tokyo • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2017 • Series C $300M
Language Learning
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Claude
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$148k – $275k Salary
501-1000 Team size
2017 Founded
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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.
aleph-alpha.com • Heidelberg • 201-500 employees • Founded 2019 • Series B $500M
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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.
mercedes-benz.com • Stuttgart • 5000+ employees • Founded 1926
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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.
cariad.technology • Munich • Wolfsburg • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2020
Mobile App Development
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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.
volkswagen-group.com • Wolfsburg • 5000+ employees • Founded 1937
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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.
celonis.com • New York • Madrid • Bengaluru • Raleigh • Munich • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2011 • Series E $1B
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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.
bosch.com • Łódź • Warsaw • Ho Chi Minh City • Bengaluru • Yokohama • 5000+ employees • Founded 1886
Industrial Automation
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HashiCorp Vault
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$14k – $400k Salary
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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.
siemens.com • Munich • 5000+ employees • Founded 1847
Information Technology
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Rail Transport
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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.
preferred.jp • Tokyo • 201-500 employees • Founded 2014
LLM & Generative AI
Industrial Automation
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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.
hitachi.com • Naucalpan • London • Raleigh • Burnaby • Blumenau • 5000+ employees • Founded 1910
IT Consulting
Rail Transport
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Energy & Utilities
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292 open jobs
$44k – $270k Salary
5000+ Team size
1910 Founded
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Fujitsu is a Japanese information technology company founded in 1935 as a spin-off from Fuji Electric, and it is the largest IT services provider in Japan. It builds and operates systems for government, banking, manufacturing and healthcare customers across Asia, Europe and the Americas, and manufactures servers, storage and network equipment alongside its services business. The company co-developed Fugaku, for several years the fastest supercomputer in the world, invests in quantum computing with RIKEN, and develops the Takane Japanese language model and the Kozuchi platform for applied AI.
global.fujitsu • Sydney • Łódź • Tokyo • 5000+ employees • Founded 1935
Quantum Science & Computing
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5000+ Team size
1935 Founded
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NEC Corporation is a Japanese technology company founded in Tokyo in 1899 as the country's first joint venture with foreign capital, and it has been building communications and computing systems ever since. Today it supplies telecom network equipment, submarine cable systems that carry a large share of intercontinental internet traffic, supercomputers, and IT systems for Japanese government and enterprise customers. Its biometric identification technology, particularly the NeoFace face recognition engine, has repeatedly ranked first in United States government accuracy evaluations and is deployed in border control and public safety systems worldwide.
nec.com • Mumbai • Cork • London • Bracknell • Birmingham • 5000+ employees • Founded 1899
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Toyota is a Japanese carmaker founded in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda as a spin-off from his father's loom works, and it has been the largest vehicle manufacturer in the world by volume for most of the past two decades. Its production system, built on just-in-time supply and continuous improvement, became the template studied by manufacturers in every industry. The company took an early and long-held bet on hybrid powertrains with the Prius, sells the premium Lexus brand, is pursuing hydrogen fuel cells alongside battery electric vehicles, and is building the Woven City test environment near Mount Fuji to trial connected mobility technology.
toyota.com • Plano • Toyota • 5000+ employees • Founded 1937
Smart Mobility
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3 open jobs
$140k Salary
5000+ Team size
1937 Founded
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Sony Group is a Japanese conglomerate founded in Tokyo in 1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita, which grew from transistor radios and the Walkman into one of the broadest entertainment and technology businesses in the world. Its largest profit engine is PlayStation, run by Sony Interactive Entertainment, followed by a music division holding some of the biggest recorded and publishing catalogues, Sony Pictures, and the Alpha camera and Bravia display lines. Less visible but strategically central is its semiconductor arm, which supplies the majority of the world's smartphone image sensors, alongside a substantial financial services business in Japan.
sony.com • London • San Mateo • Montreal • Sydney • Dublin • Founded 1946
Digital Cameras & Photography
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Music Industry
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Snowflake
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$76k – $270k Salary
1946 Founded
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LY Corporation is a Japanese internet company created in 2023 by merging Z Holdings, Yahoo Japan and LINE into a single entity, tracing its legal lineage back to Yahoo Japan's founding in 1996. It runs two of the country's most used digital services: the LINE messaging app, which functions as everyday communication infrastructure for most of Japan, and the Yahoo JAPAN portal, still one of the highest-traffic websites in the country. Around them sit commerce, advertising, news, manga, payments through the affiliated PayPay and a growing set of AI features, and the company is majority controlled by SoftBank and Naver.
lycorp.co.jp • Tokyo • Fukuoka • 5000+ employees • Founded 1996
Online Directories & Classifieds
Advertising
Commerce
Online Communication
Ansible
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Ruby
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3 open jobs
$75k – $79k Salary
5000+ Team size
1996 Founded
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Rakuten Group is a Japanese internet conglomerate founded in 1997 by Hiroshi Mikitani, built around the Rakuten Ichiba marketplace where merchants run their own branded storefronts rather than plain product listings. Over three decades it has assembled one of the widest membership ecosystems in Japan, spanning e-commerce, credit cards, banking, securities, insurance, travel and the Viber messaging app, all linked by a shared loyalty points programme. Since 2020 the group has invested heavily in Rakuten Mobile, building Japan's fourth mobile network on a fully virtualised architecture that it also licenses to operators abroad.
rakuten.com • San Mateo • Toronto • San Francisco • New York • Tokyo • 5000+ employees • Founded 1997
Loyalty Programs
Credit Cards
Telecommunications
Financial Services
LLM
Python
RAG
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9 open jobs
$102k – $292k Salary
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1997 Founded
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SoftBank Group is a Japanese holding company founded by Masayoshi Son in 1981, which began distributing packaged software and became one of the most consequential technology investors in the world. It owns the chip designer Arm, the Japanese telecoms operator SoftBank Corp, the payments platform PayPay and stakes across hundreds of technology companies through the Vision Funds. The group is defined by very large concentrated bets, from the early investment in Alibaba to the acquisition of Arm and its central role in funding OpenAI and the Stargate data centre programme.
group.softbank • Tokyo • 5000+ employees • Founded 1981
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NTT

NTT is a Japanese telecommunications and technology group whose predecessor was established in 1952 as the state telephone monopoly and privatised in 1985. It is one of the largest telecoms operators in the world, running Japan's fixed and mobile networks through NTT Docomo, a global IT services business through NTT Data, and one of the biggest data centre portfolios on the planet. The group invests heavily in long-horizon research, most visibly the IOWN initiative to rebuild networks and computing around photonics rather than electronics, and it develops the lightweight tsuzumi family of Japanese language models.
global.ntt • Tokyo • 5000+ employees • Founded 1952
IT Consulting
Mobile Networks
Telecommunications
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AWS
Kubernetes
Accelerate
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Gazebo
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$104k Salary
5000+ Team size
1952 Founded
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Cambricon Technologies is a Chinese semiconductor company founded in Beijing in 2016 as a spin-out from the Institute of Computing Technology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It designs processors dedicated to machine learning, and its Siyuan accelerator line has become the most prominent domestic alternative to foreign GPUs for training and inference inside China. The company sells accelerator cards, server-side systems and edge chips together with its NeuWare software stack, listed on the Shanghai STAR Market in 2020, and has been a direct beneficiary of United States export controls pushing Chinese buyers toward local silicon.
cambricon.com • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2016 • IPO $370M
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Pony.ai is an autonomous driving company founded in 2016 by two former Baidu autonomous vehicle engineers, operating from bases in Guangzhou and Fremont, California. It runs fully driverless robotaxi services in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, holding permits in all four Chinese tier-one cities, and has expanded into the Middle East and Europe through partnerships with local operators. The company also develops autonomous trucking through Pony Truck, builds its Virtual Driver software to be portable across vehicle platforms from Toyota, GAC and BAIC, and listed on Nasdaq in 2024.
pony.ai • Fremont • Guangzhou • 201-500 employees • Founded 2016 • IPO $413M
Computer Vision
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Ride Hailing
Artificial Intelligence
C++
Java
Python
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$84k – $245k Salary
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2016 Founded
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Horizon Robotics is a Chinese semiconductor company founded in Beijing in 2015 that designs processors and software for advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving. Its Journey series systems on chip pair purpose-built neural network accelerators with automotive-grade reliability, and have shipped in millions of vehicles from Chinese and international carmakers including BYD, Li Auto, Volkswagen and Chery. The company sells the silicon together with perception software and full driver assistance stacks such as SuperDrive, positions itself as the domestic alternative to foreign automotive AI chips, and listed in Hong Kong in 2024.
horizon.auto • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2015 • IPO $700M
Computer Vision
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CloudWalk Technology is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Guangzhou in 2015 as a spin-out from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It began in face recognition and biometric verification, where it became a principal supplier to Chinese banks, airports and public security agencies, and built a reputation for systems that combine recognition with large-scale data platforms. The company has since added the Congyu family of large language models and human-machine collaboration products, listed on the Shanghai STAR Market in 2022, and has operated under United States trade restrictions since 2020.
cloudwalk.cn • Guangzhou • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2015 • IPO $260M
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Megvii is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Beijing in 2011 by three Tsinghua University students from its elite computer science programme. It became known for Face++, one of the first widely available face recognition platforms, whose algorithms were licensed into payment verification, phone unlocking, access control and city surveillance systems across China. The company also maintains the open-source MegEngine deep learning framework and has moved into logistics robotics and internet-of-things devices, while operating under United States trade restrictions imposed in 2019.
megvii.com • Beijing • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2011 • Series D $460M
Security & Surveillance Robotics
Logistics & Warehouse Robotics
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
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iFlytek is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Hefei in 1999 and the country's leading developer of speech recognition and synthesis technology. Its engines handle Mandarin, regional dialects and dozens of foreign languages, and are embedded in cars, phones, courtrooms, hospitals and call centres across China, alongside consumer hardware such as pocket translators, smart recorders and electronic learning tablets. The company holds a particularly strong position in education technology, where its adaptive learning systems are deployed in thousands of schools, and it develops the Spark family of large language models trained largely on domestic silicon.
iflytek.com • Hefei • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1999 • IPO $45M
EdTech Platforms
Education
LLM & Generative AI
Artificial Intelligence
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SenseTime is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in 2014 out of computer vision research at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and one of the country's largest AI software vendors. It built its business on face and image recognition sold to city governments, banks, retailers and phone makers, running on SenseCore, its own large-scale training and inference infrastructure. Since 2023 the company has pivoted toward generative AI with the SenseNova model family and the SenseChat assistant, while also selling autonomous driving software, and it has operated under United States sanctions since 2021.
sensetime.com • Shanghai • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2014 • IPO $740M
AI Infrastructure
Autonomous Driving
Artificial Intelligence
LLM & Generative AI
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DJI is a Chinese technology company founded in Shenzhen in 2006 by Frank Wang while he was a university student, and it dominates the global civilian drone market with a share estimated above seventy per cent. Its consumer and professional aircraft, including the Mavic, Air, Mini and Inspire lines, combined vertically integrated flight controllers, gimbals and camera systems to make aerial photography accessible to non-specialists. The company also builds agricultural spraying drones, enterprise inspection and public safety platforms, handheld camera stabilisers under the Osmo and Ronin brands, and has expanded into robotics and electric bicycle drive systems.
dji.com • Shenzhen • 5000+ employees • Founded 2006
Hardware
Agricultural Robotics
Digital Cameras & Photography
Consumer Electronics
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Baichuan AI is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Beijing in 2023 by Wang Xiaochuan, who had previously built and led the search engine Sogou. It develops the Baichuan family of large language models, releasing early versions with open weights that became widely used baselines for Chinese-language work. Since 2024 the company has narrowed its focus onto healthcare, building medical reasoning models, an AI general practitioner assistant and clinical decision support tools for hospitals, positioning itself as a vertical specialist rather than a general frontier lab.
baichuan-ai.com • Beijing • 51-200 employees • Founded 2023
Medical AI
Health Care
Artificial Intelligence
LLM & Generative AI
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01.AI is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Beijing in 2023 by Kai-Fu Lee, the former head of Google China and a prominent technology investor. It built the Yi family of bilingual large language models, releasing several with open weights, and reached a billion dollar valuation within eight months of being founded. Since 2024 the company has moved away from competing on frontier pre-training and concentrated instead on enterprise applications and smaller efficient models, packaging Yi into productivity, retail and industry-specific products for Chinese and international customers.
01.ai • Beijing • 51-200 employees • Founded 2023
Machine Learning
AI Agents
LLM & Generative AI
Artificial Intelligence
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MiniMax is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Shanghai in 2021 by former SenseTime researchers, and one of the country's most commercially aggressive model developers. It builds text, speech, image and video foundation models in house and pushes them straight into consumer products, including the Hailuo video generator and the Talkie and Xingye companion applications that have found large audiences inside and outside China. The company also sells API access to enterprises, released the open-weight M-series reasoning models, and listed in Hong Kong in 2025.
minimax.io • Shanghai • 201-500 employees • Founded 2021
Speech & Audio AI
Generative Video
Natural Language Processing
Artificial Intelligence
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Moonshot AI is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Beijing in 2023 by Tsinghua graduate Yang Zhilin and two co-founders. It develops the Kimi family of large language models and the consumer assistant of the same name, which built its early reputation on unusually long context windows capable of handling entire books and large document sets in a single conversation. The company has since released open-weight models such as Kimi K2 that rank among the strongest Chinese systems on agentic and coding benchmarks, and it is backed by Alibaba, Tencent and HongShan at multibillion dollar valuations.
moonshot.ai • Beijing • 201-500 employees • Founded 2023
Code Intelligence
AI Agents
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
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Zhipu AI is a Chinese artificial intelligence company spun out of Tsinghua University in 2019 and one of the country's leading foundation model developers. It builds the GLM family of large language and multimodal models, releasing many of them with open weights, and serves them through a consumer assistant, an open developer platform and on-premise deployments for enterprise and government customers. Headquartered in Beijing and backed by Alibaba, Tencent and several state-linked funds, the company has drawn particular attention for its agentic products and for being added to United States export control lists in 2025.
z.ai • Beijing • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2019
AI Agents
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Conversational AI
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Alliance is a crypto-focused accelerator and early-stage investor that runs cohort programmes for teams building on public blockchains. Founded in 2020 and operating from New York with a largely remote network, it takes small equity or token positions in each batch and pairs founders with a peer group plus mentors drawn from protocol teams, exchanges and earlier portfolio companies. Its programme concentrates on go-to-market and distribution rather than engineering alone, and its alumni network spans decentralised finance, consumer applications, developer tooling and infrastructure projects.
alliance.xyz • New York • Los Angeles • 11-50 employees • Founded 2020
Web3 & dApps
Artificial Intelligence
Blockchain & Crypto
Venture Capital
CI/CD
Next.js
Node JS
PostgreSQL
Prisma
React.js
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11-50 Team size
2020 Founded
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Ondo Finance is an American company founded in 2021 that brings regulated financial products such as United States Treasuries onto public blockchains. Its tokenised funds let holders outside the traditional banking system hold short-term government debt exposure on chain, redeem it around the clock and use it as collateral in decentralised protocols, with the underlying assets held by regulated custodians. Headquartered in New York and founded by former Goldman Sachs staff, the company has become one of the largest issuers of tokenised real-world assets and is building Ondo Chain, a network designed specifically for institutional settlement.
ondo.finance • New York • 51-200 employees • Founded 2021 • Series A $20M
Stablecoins
FinTech
Blockchain & Crypto
Asset Tokenization
AWS
DeFi
Smart Contracts
Uniswap
CI/CD
Go
Kubernetes
Python
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51-200 Team size
2021 Founded
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Xiaomi is a Chinese consumer electronics company founded in Beijing in 2010 by Lei Jun and seven co-founders, and one of the three largest smartphone makers in the world. It sells Xiaomi and Redmi handsets alongside a very broad connected-device ecosystem covering televisions, wearables, scooters, appliances and home sensors, built partly through investments in dozens of partner manufacturers. Since 2021 the company has added electric vehicles, launching the SU7 saloon and YU7 sport utility to unexpectedly strong demand, and it ties the whole portfolio together with its HyperOS operating system.
mi.com • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2010 • IPO $4.7B
Artificial Intelligence
Automotive Manufacturing
Internet of Things
Hardware
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JD.com is a Chinese retailer and logistics operator founded in 1998 by Richard Liu, which moved online in 2004 and built its business on first-party inventory rather than a pure marketplace model. Unlike its peers it owns most of the goods it sells and runs its own nationwide warehouse and delivery network, which gives it tight control over authenticity and same-day or next-day fulfilment for hundreds of millions of customers. The group has expanded into logistics services for third parties, healthcare, industrial supply, cloud computing and consumer finance, and is listed in both New York and Hong Kong.
jd.com • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1998 • IPO $1.8B
Health Care
Cloud Computing
Supply Chain
Logistics
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Tencent is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Shenzhen in 1998 and one of the largest internet companies in the world by revenue. Its WeChat super-app combines messaging, social feeds, payments, mini-programs and official accounts into the default digital layer of Chinese daily life, with well over a billion monthly users. The group is also the biggest video game company on the planet through domestic publishing and stakes in Riot, Supercell and Epic Games, and runs Tencent Cloud, Tencent Music, a large fintech business and the Hunyuan family of foundation models.
tencent.com • London • Shenzhen • Amsterdam • Istanbul • Seoul • 5000+ employees • Founded 1998 • IPO $200M
Artificial Intelligence
Cloud Computing
Payments
Gaming
Docker
AWS
JavaScript
C++
Python
Unreal Engine
SQL
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57 open jobs
$116k – $284k Salary
5000+ Team size
1998 Founded
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Alibaba Group is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Hangzhou in 1999 by Jack Ma and seventeen colleagues, built around commerce and cloud computing. Its domestic marketplaces Taobao and Tmall handle a large share of Chinese retail, while Alibaba.com, AliExpress, Lazada and Trendyol serve cross-border and international buyers, supported by the Cainiao logistics network. Alibaba Cloud is the largest public cloud provider in Asia and develops the open-weight Qwen model family, which has become one of the most downloaded foundation model series in the world.
alibaba.com • Hangzhou • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1999 • IPO $25B
Logistics
LLM & Generative AI
Artificial Intelligence
Cloud Computing
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Baidu is a Chinese technology company founded in 2000 by Robin Li and Eric Xu that operates the dominant search engine in mainland China. Around search it has built a large advertising business, the Baidu Maps and Baijiahao content platforms, and an AI Cloud division selling compute, data and model services to enterprises and government. The company was one of the first Chinese firms to commit heavily to artificial intelligence, developing the ERNIE family of large language models and the Apollo autonomous driving stack that powers its Apollo Go robotaxi fleet in several Chinese cities.
baidu.com • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2000 • IPO $109M
Autonomous Driving
Cloud Computing
LLM & Generative AI
Internet Services
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SambaNova Systems is an American artificial intelligence company founded in 2017 by Stanford professors Kunle Olukotun and Christopher Re together with former Oracle executive Rodrigo Liang. It designs the Reconfigurable Dataflow Unit, a processor whose datapath is configured to match a model's computation graph rather than executing fixed instructions, and pairs it with a three-tier memory system that keeps very large models resident. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company sells complete systems and a hosted cloud service to enterprises and governments that want to run frontier open models on their own terms rather than through a public model provider.
sambanova.ai • San Jose • Austin • Bengaluru • London • Tokyo • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2017 • Series D $676M
Data Centers
LLM & Generative AI
Hardware
Artificial Intelligence
C++
CUDA Toolkit
DeepSeek
DeepSpeed
Llama
LLM
Python
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Groq is an American semiconductor company founded in 2016 by former Google engineers who had worked on the Tensor Processing Unit. It designs the Language Processing Unit, a deterministic single-core architecture with on-chip memory that removes the scheduling unpredictability of GPUs and delivers unusually low latency for large language model inference. Rather than selling chips alone the company runs GroqCloud, a hosted inference service where developers call open models through an API, and it has signed large capacity agreements to build data centres in the United States and the Middle East.
groq.com • Mountain View • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2016 • Series E $750M
Data Centers
LLM & Generative AI
Hardware
Artificial Intelligence
Ansible
CI/CD
Git
Groq
Python
HPC
Configuration Management
1 open jobs
1001-5000 Team size
2016 Founded
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Waymo is an American autonomous driving company that began as the Google self-driving car project in 2009 and became a standalone Alphabet subsidiary in 2016. It operates the largest fully driverless commercial ride-hailing service in the world through the Waymo One app, carrying paying passengers with no human in the vehicle across Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin and an expanding list of cities. Headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company builds its own sensor suite and the Waymo Driver software stack, integrates them into vehicles from partners such as Jaguar, Zeekr and Hyundai, and also develops autonomous trucking technology.
waymo.com • Mountain View • San Francisco • New York • Delhi • 5000+ employees • Founded 2009 • Venture - Series Unknown $16B
Computer Vision
Transportation & Logistics
Ride Hailing
Artificial Intelligence
Python
PyTorch
Sensor Fusion
TensorFlow
SQL
OpenCV
C++
Computer Vision
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1 open jobs
$263k Salary
5000+ Team size
2009 Founded
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ServiceNow is an American enterprise software company founded in 2004 by Fred Luddy and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. It began by replacing clumsy IT ticketing systems with a configurable workflow platform, then extended the same engine across employee, customer, security, risk and supply chain processes, so a single system routes work between people and systems across departments. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the company now builds AI agents into every workflow through its Now Assist and AI Platform products, and it counts most of the Fortune 500 among its customers.
servicenow.com • Santa Clara • Bengaluru • San Francisco • New York • Munich • 5000+ employees • Founded 2004 • IPO $210M
Project Management
AI Agents
Artificial Intelligence
Software
Apache Kafka
Grafana
Java
Kubernetes
Model Context Protocol
PostgreSQL
Prometheus
Prompt Engineering
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203 open jobs
$141k – $496k Salary
5000+ Team size
2004 Founded
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Snowflake is an American cloud data company founded in 2012 by former Oracle database architects and headquartered in Bozeman, Montana. Its platform separates storage from compute so organisations can scale query power independently of data volume, run workloads across Amazon Web Services, Azure and Google Cloud, and share live datasets with partners without copying them. Originally a cloud data warehouse, it has expanded into data engineering, application development with Snowpark and Native Apps, and AI features through Cortex, and it listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2020 in the largest software offering to that point.
snowflake.com • Sydney • New York • Berlin • Mountain View • Madrid • 5000+ employees • Founded 2012 • IPO $3.4B
Cloud Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Data Engineering
Big Data
Snowflake
AWS
C++
Java
Python
Spark
SQL
AI Agents
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195 open jobs
$126k – $437k Salary
5000+ Team size
2012 Founded
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Broadcom is an American semiconductor and infrastructure software company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, whose chip lineage runs back through Avago to the Hewlett-Packard components division. It designs networking switch and routing silicon that carries a large share of data centre traffic, custom AI accelerators built for hyperscale customers, plus wireless, broadband, storage and optical components. A sequence of very large acquisitions, culminating in the sixty-nine billion dollar purchase of VMware in 2023, has made infrastructure software roughly as important as chips to the group, and it is one of the most valuable listed technology companies in the world.
broadcom.com • Allentown • Lisle • New York • San Jose • Irvine • 5000+ employees • Founded 1991 • IPO $650M
Wireless
Optical Communications
Virtualization
AI Infrastructure
AWS
CI/CD
Kubernetes
CICS
Python
UVM
Cadence Virtuoso
C++
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179 open jobs
$75k – $279k Salary
5000+ Team size
1991 Founded
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Qualcomm is an American semiconductor and wireless technology company founded in 1985 and headquartered in San Diego, California. It holds foundational patents in CDMA and the 3G, 4G and 5G cellular standards, licensing them to nearly every handset maker in the world, while its chip division designs the Snapdragon platforms that power a large share of Android smartphones, personal computers, wearables and connected cars. The company has been diversifying away from smartphone dependence into automotive digital cockpit and driver assistance systems, industrial internet of things, and on-device AI processing through its Hexagon and Oryon architectures.
qualcomm.com • Bengaluru • Abu Dhabi • San Diego • Tijuana • Shanghai • 5000+ employees • Founded 1985 • IPO $68M
Car Electronics
Smartphones
Telecommunications
Semiconductors
AWS
C++
Java
Python
UVM
Git
Valgrind
Sensor Fusion
+320 More
38 open jobs
$141k – $427k Salary
5000+ Team size
1985 Founded
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