Tech Jobs: Be A ‘Productologist’ At A Well-Funded AI Startup Or A VP At A Startup That Helps People Get Credit In These Hot Roles

In this week’s edition of Who’s Hiring In Tech, we round up five startups that have raised money in the past 12 months, that haven’t had reported layoffs in the past year, and that are actively hiring for multiple open roles.

Farther down, you’ll find a complete list of 303 Actively Hiring startups across sectors that meet that criteria.

5 funded startups that are hiring

Company: Petal

• Position: Vice president of capital markets
• Salary: N/A
• Location: New York City or remote
• What it does: Petal provides technology-enabled credit cards to consumers who are historically underserved by mainstream providers. 
• Why it’s cool: Petal wants to level the playing field for consumers that couldmaybe fall out of favor during traditional credit checks. Second chances or maybe first chances? Both sound good to us.
• Funding history: Petal has raised a total of $752.6 million in funding over 15 rounds. Its latest funding was raised on May 10. Petal is funded by 51 investors. Valar Ventures and SharesPro are the most recent investors, according to Crunchbase data.

To learn more about this role and others, click Actively Hiring in the company’s Crunchbase profile.

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Company: Resilinc

• Position: Project manager
• Salary: N/A
• Location: Remote
• What it does: Resilinc is a provider of supply chain resiliency solutions.
• Why it’s cool: Messed up supply chains wreak havoc across multiple industries.  Resilinc is well-funded and says it’s profitable with no signs of slowing down. Customers include IBM, General Motors, Boston Scientific and Western Digital.
• Funding history: Resilinc has raised a total of $26 million in funding over six rounds. Its latest funding was raised on May 5. Resilinc is funded by nine investors. Vista Equity Partners and UL Ventures are the most recent investors, according to Crunchbase data.

To learn more about this role and others, click Actively Hiring in the company’s Crunchbase profile.

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Company: Builder.ai

• Position: Productologist
• Salary: N/A
• Location: Remote
• What it does: Builder.ai offers a no-code AI-powered app development platform designed to build and operate software projects.
• Why it’s cool: Founder Sachin Dev Duggal took his last company, Nivio, an early cloud startup, to $100 million in value before exiting. 
• Funding history: Builder.ai has raised a total of $195 million in funding over five rounds. Its latest funding was raised on May 10. Builder.ai is funded by 12 investors. Microsoft and Insight Partners are the most recent investors, according to Crunchbase data.

To learn more about this role and others, click Actively Hiring in the company’s Crunchbase profile.

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Company: Keeper Security

• Position: Public- sector marketing manager
• Salary: N/A
• Location: Remote
• What it does: Keeper Security is a cybersecurity platform for preventing password-related data breaches and cyberthreats.
• Why it’s cool: This role covers local, federal and, state government, and higher education. That’s a lot of opportunities to secure high-stakes organizations with troves of sensitive data.
• Funding history: Keeper Security has raised a total of $60.3 million in funding over three rounds. Its latest funding was raised on May 9. Keeper Security is funded by three investors. Summit Partners and Insight Partners are the most recent investors, according to Crunchbase data.

To learn more about this role and others, click Actively Hiring in the company’s Crunchbase profile.

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Company: Icelandic Provisions

• Position: Brand manager
• Salary: N/A
• Location: N/A, but we assume remote
• What it does: Icelandic Provisions is an early-stage growth company that provides essential nutrition rooted in the “Nordic Food Philosophy.” 
• Why it’s cool: The startup sells Skyr. Which is apparently a very big deal. It’s a type of thick and creamy Icelandic yogurt that’s been a provision of Icelanders for nearly 1,000 years. Icelandic Provision claims to be the only authentic Icelandic Skyr brand in the United States that uses heirloom Skyr cultures.
• Funding history: Icelandic Provisions has raised a total of $53.6 million in funding over five rounds. Its latest funding was raised on May 4. Icelandic Provisions is funded by DGNL Ventures, according to Crunchbase data.

To learn more about this role and others, click Actively Hiring in the company’s Crunchbase profile.

Methodology:

Crunchbase News editors select interesting roles to feature based on Crunchbase’s Actively Hiring and funding filters. We looked for companies that are tagged as Actively Hiring — meaning they have multiple open roles listed — within Crunchbase, and have recently raised new funding. We only include companies that have raised at least $1 million in total funding.

We mostly look at U.S. roles, but also feature other locations, and cross-reference companies with our Layoffs Tracker to avoid featuring those that recently laid off employees. Deciding which roles to feature is ultimately based on editors’ discretion.

• Submit an open role at your company for consideration in this feature.

• Have a correction for this list? Email me at jenna@crunchbase.com.

• Learn more about how Crunchbase’s Actively Hiring filter works.