In anticipation of some big years ahead, Optimizely, Living Security, CCC, Crowdstrike, and Loomly are all looking to bring on senior talent in engineering, design, data and more. Learn more below, and for additional career opportunities, check out each company’s individual profile.
What they do: Loomly’s platform helps marketing teams communicate, plan, create and publish content from one spot. The company launched in 2016 and counts L'Oréal Paris, Porsche, and BMW as clients.
Distributed team: Loomly is headquartered in Los Angeles, and its team is fully remote.
R&R: Loomly’s main application is a large Ruby on Rails app. As such, the company looks for engineers who are proficient in Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Other technologies the team uses include the following: PostgreSQL, Redis, Swift, React, Java and JavaScript.
What they do: CrowdStrike’s endpoint cyber security solutions prevent 35,000 breaches annually for clients that include Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One team, Virgin Hyperloop and Goldman Sachs.
Supporting veterans: CrowdStrike provides several initiatives to support veterans in the workplace, including recruiting efforts and mentorship and coaching opportunities.
Experience wanted: The team is currently expanding in Austin and remotely with senior positions in sales, finance, operations, human resources, and data and analytics.
What they do: Launched in 2010 and acquired by Episerver in 2020, Optimizely provides experimentation and testing tools that help identify how certain decisions impact the customer journey on mobile apps, websites and more.
Feedback forward: “Our motto is get feedback early, so we can pivot early,” said Senior Product Manager Kris McKee, in How to Align Teams Behind a Product Roadmap.
Future state: Senior engineers at Optimizely have broad influence, leadership and impact when it comes to shaping the future direction of the product and technology roadmap. Currently, the company is looking for senior engineers for its cloud security, application security, account services, and web delivery teams.
What they do: Founded in 2017, Living Security’s platform provides insights into how well-informed and protected employees are when it comes to cybersecurity and offers training to boost those metrics.
In 2021: This year, Living Security is launching its human risk management platform to turn people from cybersecurity vulnerabilities into an organization’s greatest asset in the fight against cybercriminals.
On the backend: The company is seeking a senior backend engineer who can develop the strategy, tools, and workflow for integration and ingestion of enterprise security telemetry from SIEMS, endpoint solutions and phishing platforms.
What they do: A platform for the underwritten assets economy, CCC connects insurers, automotive manufacturers, collision repairers, and more to make processes more efficient through machine learning and AI-enabled tools.
A growing industry: In March, CCC reported that their deep learning technologies processed more than 5 million auto insurance claims, which was an increase of more than 50 percent year-over-year.
Enterprise design: As CCC continues to grow its design function in Austin, the team is in search of a senior product designer who has experience working in an agile environment and designing platforms for enterprise clients.
