What are the
most competitive companies to work?
To find out, we
looked at the data, and compared the number of applicants companies see, to how
active they are in responding to candidates. Below are the most competitive
companies on AngelList. If hiring volume and candidate interest is any
indication, these companies have big plans ahead.
Flexport is revolutionizing
the global logistics industry by using software to manage all of the nuances
and complexities of international trade. The company recently raised a massive
$110M Series C from top investors, and is currently moving hundreds of tons of air
freight and thousands of containers of ocean freight each month. Flexport has
50+ open positions across all departments, with dozens of roles in marketing
and operations available
Opendoor is on a mission to
make it easier to buy and sell homes. The company has raised more than $300
million from top investors like Khosla Ventures, NEA, and others to fix the
process of home buying and selling. Opendoor recently announced that more than
$100 million of homes are bought and sold each month on the platform, and is
hiring in multiple engineering roles and operations
Forkable finds the tastiest
single-serving meals from the best restaurants nearby. Each team member shares
what foods they like, as well as their restrictions. The intelligent learning
platform will automatically select individual lunches for everyone based on
their individual preferences. Forkable is currently hiring for engineering, marketing,
and operations
Textio invented augmented
writing, which is writing supported by outcomes data in real time. The first
application of Textio’s technology was in talent acquisition, where customers
could submit draft job postings and get feedback on how well those postings
would perform. The company raised a $20M Series B in June 2017 and is looking
to expand beyond recruiting and job postings. Textio is based in Seattle and is
hiring in sales, data, customer success, and in multiple engineering positions
Hammerhead is building a
software layer for the bike. Designed by cyclists and build on Android, the
latest version bring the best maps, social features, and training tools to the
bike. Cyclists can use it to explore new routes, create and track training
plans, and it also calculates power, cadence, heart rate average, and more. The
company is hiring in engineering and customer support roles
BuildZoom is revolutionizing
the $1 trillion construction industry. If you’ve ever tried to undertake a home
construction project, you know what an expensive and time-consuming process it
can be. With BuildZoom you can get it done under budget and ahead of schedule
by working with a project consultant who will go through a database of 2.5
million licensed contractors to find the best ones for your project. The
company raised a $10.6M Series A in October of 2016 and is a graduate of Y
Combinator. BuildZoom is currently hiring salespeople and has multiple
engineering roles available
Sonder is building the
future of hospitality. If you want the authentic local feel of an Airbnb with
the comfort of hotel hospitality, Sonder is the answer. Explore one-of-a-kind
neighborhoods, with professional cleaning where you stay, and a 24/7 concierge
service. The company raised a $10M Series A in November of 2016 and is hiring
in dozens of operations roles and multiple engineering positions available
Lark is the first
medically-reimbursed A.I. for preventing diabetes. Managing the cost curve
down, & quality of life up, for those who suffer from chronic diseases. The
company is on a mission to improve people’s health and happiness through
artificial intelligence. The app uses data from your phone and wearables to
create a personalized health “chat bot” buddy to help them get better sleep,
eat healthier, and stay active. Lark has multiple openings in engineering, as
well as in marketing, operations, and sales
Zumper makes makes finding
your next apartment as easy as booking a hotel. There are more than a million
available apartments and homes on the platform each month, all of which pass
Zumper’s authenticity verification process. You can schedule apartment tours
and apply for places you love instantly. The company raised a $17.6M Series B
in October of 2016 and is hiring engineers and designers in San Francisco, with
other roles available
housandEyes is a network
intelligence monitoring toolkit for enterprises. As organizations rely more on
cloud services the network has become a black box they can’t understand,
ThousandEyes gives them visibility into the network, arming them with an
accurate understanding of how decisions impacts their applications. The company
raised a $35M Series C in February of 2016 led by GV, with Sequoia being a
major investor from previous rounds. ThousandEyes is hiring in dozens of
engineering roles in San Francisco
Compass is a New York based
startup that helps homebuyers, sellers, and renters navigate the real estate
market in a unique way. Homes—which are curated by design, amenities, and
neighborhood—are hand-selected by local experts, for example. The just raised a
massive $100M Series E at a $1.8B valuation in November of 2017 and is hiring
for multiple roles in all departments
Envoy is a visitor
registration product that is changing how visitors are greeted in the
workplace. Say goodbye to old paper sign-in books, and say hello to the
iPad-based guest sign-in experience from Envoy. To date, Envoy has served 4
million visitors in 55 countries, and is quickly expanding to include more
types of services. The company raised a $15M Series A from Andreessen Horowitz
in 2015 and has multiple roles available in design, operations, engineering,
and sales
oy helps you with your
wedding from engagement to honeymoon, and everything in-between. Get a
beautiful wedding website, app, and more, all for free. The company believes
software can help organize and bring people together in the real world and
raised a $4.5M Seed round in November 2016 on that premise. Joy is a graduate
of Y Combinator and is hiring in multiple engineering roles and a designer in
San Francisco
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