inca
AI Agents · InsurTech
Overview
inca is a venture-backed German startup that uses agentic artificial intelligence to automate insurance claims handling for European insurers. It offers pilots and hires interns and working students in operations, people and venture development. The company is based in Berlin, Germany.
How inca hires
Truth index
B 75/100
Ghost roles
0%
Stale roles
100%
Reposted roles
0%
inca scores B on the Alion truth index (A is best, E worst), measured over 4 open roles re-checked against its own hiring board: 0% look like ghost listings, 100% have gone stale and 0% are the same role posted again. It measures how much of what this employer publishes turns into a real, finite search - not the employer as a workplace. How the index is computed
Growth
Hiring Momentum
45/100
Stable
Open positions
4
0 opened / 1 closed in 30 days
Median time-to-fill
117 days
faster than 10% of the market
ATS activity
Every ~9 hours
Today
Hiring Dynamics
+100%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Early Careers
75% ▼
Operations
25% ▼
Activity Timeline
Added n8n to stack
Nov 2026
Tech stack
Technologies named in job postings at inca over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
5
Postings analysed
2
Stack modernity
81/100AI adopter
AI & ML
Claude
Practices & domains
AI Agents
Agentic Workflows
Prompt Engineering
Structured Outputs
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Offices
Where the company hires and what each office is for
Cities
1
Hiring now
1
Countries
1
Busiest office
Berlin
Berlin
Germany
HQ
4 open roles
hires for Early Careers, Operations
Rosenthaler Str. 38, Berlin, 10178, DE