AI/MLOps Company Striveworks Starts Hiring Push for Top Engineering Talent

Striveworks 2022 staffing plans include a doubling of its headcount. The firm’s engineering-first approach means the majority of new hires will be technical. New hires will either be supporting the continued development of Striveworks’ core product, the Chariot MLOps platform, or be engaging on customer-specific projects.

The Machine Learning Operations company has headquarters in Austin, Texas, and a satellite office that opened last year in New York City’s Chrysler Building. Striveworks is hiring for positions in both of those locations, as well as for positions in Florida, North Carolina and Virginia. Several of the positions are also available to remote workers.

• Data Engineers
• Machine Learning Engineers
• Senior Software Engineers
• Site Reliability Engineers
• Recruiters

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“One of the unique things about Striveworks is how deeply rooted engineering and data science are into our culture,” said Thomas Tracey, Striveworks VP of Engineering. “We are a company founded and led by engineers and data scientists, and we’re building products that make data science possible in some of the world’s largest and most complex organizations. Every team member at Striveworks has a direct impact on the direction of the company. We don’t know how to do it any other way. That’s our DNA.”

Earlier this year, Striveworks was listed among the Best Places to Work by Built In Austin in both the categories of Best Small Companies and Best Paying Companies. The firm also made headlines when the former Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) Commander GEN(R) Miller joined Striveworks’ Board of Advisors, when it was awarded a Basic Ordering Agreement for Data Readiness for Artificial Intelligence Development (DRAID), and when it recently formed a partnership with Figure Eight Federal to support enhanced AI capabilities for Defense and Federal Law Enforcement.

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