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Video conferencing startups hiring now

The video conferencing startups hiring the most right now are Dialpad, Brandlive and Rally. 33% of their open roles are in sales and gtm. 10% of these companies hire mostly remote. Most are based in San Francisco, San Ramon and Portland. Every role here comes from the company’s own careers page and is re-checked daily.

33%

of roles in sales and gtm

18%

of roles in engineering

10%

of roles in data

8%

of roles in ai and ml

7%

of roles in marketing

Companies

Who is hiring

Dialpad

Dialpad

San Ramon, US · Series F

- Dialpad is the leading AI-powered communications intelligence platform creating human-first, AI-enhanced solutions that will drive the next wave of how businesses communicate with and serve their customers.

50 open roles6% remote

Brandlive

Brandlive

Portland, US · Series B

Brandlive builds enterprise video products that power live town halls, broadcast events, on-demand media libraries, and AI-assisted content generation. Its suite includes Webinar+ for demand generation marketers, BrandTV for internal communications teams, and Virtual PRO for enterprise event teams.

5 open roles40% remote

Rally

Rally

north york, CA

Users can hop between groups easily, while seeing and hearing the other groups around them, as if they were in a shared space.

2 open roles

HireVue

HireVue

Sandy, US · Private Equity

HireVue provides an enterprise-grade virtual interviewing platform that covers the entire hiring process, from AI-powered pre-hire assessments and virtual job simulations to live video interviewing and on-demand video, text or phone interview solutions. Organizations can screen, assess, schedule, interview, and evaluate candidates to identify best-fit talent.

2 open roles

Wistia

Wistia

Cambridge, US · Debt Financing

Wistia is an end-to-end media hosting platform with video creation, customization, and analytics tools. Businesses use Wistia to create, host, share, and analyze videos and webinars.

2 open roles

Owl Labs

Owl Labs

Boston, US · Series C

Owl Labs builds AI-powered, 360-degree video conferencing solutions for hybrid organizations. Its flagship product, the Meeting Owl, is a smart conference room camera that provides a 360-degree view of the meeting space.

1 open roles

Zuddl

Zuddl

San Francisco, US · Series A · YC S20

Zuddl is a modular platform for events and webinars that helps event marketers plan and execute events that drive growth.

1 open roles

KUDO

KUDO

New York City, US · Series A

KUDO provides a cloud-based platform for real-time multilingual communication in meetings and events through human interpretation and AI-powered speech translation. Its network of 12,000 professional interpreters can be booked on-demand via the KUDO Interpreter Marketplace, covering 200+ languages. KUDO AI Speech Translator delivers real-time multilingual captions and audio in 60+ languages for one-to-many communication settings.

1 open roles

Zoom

Zoom

San Jose, US · Post Ipo

Zoom provides a unified communications and collaboration platform with HD video, voice, chat, and content-sharing solutions across mobile devices, desktops, laptops, phones, and conference-room systems.

75 open roles41% remote

Squad

Squad

San Francisco, US · Seed

Squad is a social platform that adds screen sharing to video chats so users can use any app with friends.

24 open roles100% remote

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What video conferencing startups build

Companies working in video conferencing. Dialpad: - Dialpad is the leading AI-powered communications intelligence platform creating human-first, AI-enhanced solutions that will drive the next wave of how businesses communicate with and serve their customers. Brandlive: Brandlive builds enterprise video products that power live town halls, broadcast events, on-demand media libraries, and AI-assisted content generation. Its suite includes Webinar+ for demand generation marketers, BrandTV for internal communications teams, and Virtual PRO for enterprise event teams. Rally: Users can hop between groups easily, while seeing and hearing the other groups around them, as if they were in a shared space.

The roles they hire for

Across the roles open today, the mix is sales and gtm (33%), engineering (18%), data (10%), ai and ml (8%) and marketing (7%). Engineering roles here often ask for hands-on work with the product's hardest part, so a portfolio or a shipped project counts for more than a long resume.

How to get hired at video conferencing startups

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Frequently asked

Which video conferencing startups are hiring the most?

Right now: Dialpad, Brandlive, Rally, HireVue and Wistia. The list above ranks every company by the roles it has open today.

Do video conferencing startups hire remotely?

10% of the companies here hire mostly remote. Each company page shows its own remote share.

What roles do video conferencing startups hire for?

The most common are sales and gtm, engineering and data.

Can landed apply to video conferencing startups for me?

Yes. landed watches every company on this page, applies on each company’s own site the moment a fitting role goes up, and writes the answers for every role. Your first 25 applications are free.

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