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GV (Google Ventures) backed startups — hiring right now

Uber. Slack. GitLab. Nest. Flatiron Health. One Medical.

All GV-backed. All household names. GV has been the first institutional check into some of the most consequential companies of the last two decades. Right now, 20 of their portfolio companies are actively hiring.

I track startups worth watching in AngelsRound — the kind investors follow before they break out. Turns out those are also the best ones to join.

— Ashher, AngelsRound

Why GV Portfolio Companies?

GV doesn't spray capital. They make concentrated bets with operational support — design, engineering, marketing, and recruiting partners embedded in portfolio companies. When GV backs a company, it's a signal that the market, the team, and the timing are right.

The companies on this list aren't just hiring. They're scaling. There's a difference.

1. Harvey — $5B

What they do: AI platform for legal and professional services. Trusted by 70% of AmLaw 10 firms and nearly 50% of AmLaw 100 firms in 50+ countries. Combines frontier agentic AI with deep legal domain expertise.

Why it matters: 4x ARR in 2024. World-class team from DeepMind, Stripe, Glean, and Superhuman. GV led the Series C.

Location: SF / NYC / London / Remote 🔗 jobs.ashbyhq.com/harvey

2. Hebbia — Series B

What they do: AI platform for knowledge work in finance and law. Matrix — their core product — lets analysts and lawyers extract, structure, and analyze millions of documents at scale. Trusted by BlackRock, KKR, Carlyle, and 40% of the world's largest asset managers.

Why it matters: Powers over $15 trillion in assets globally. Backed by GV, a16z, and Peter Thiel. The serious AI alternative to clunky legacy research tools.

Location: NYC (in-office) 🔗 hebbia.com/careers

3. Synthesia — $2.1B

What they do: AI video generation platform. 70% of the FTSE 100 and 90% of the Fortune 100 use Synthesia to create professional videos in 140+ languages without cameras or film crews.

Why it matters: $73M+ ARR. Named the fastest-growing software company in the world by G2 in 2024. Britain's largest generative AI firm.

Location: London / NYC / Remote (26+ countries) 🔗 jobs.ashbyhq.com/synthesia

4. Sierra — $4.5B

What they do: AI agent platform for enterprise customer experiences. Used by ADT, Siemens, SiriusXM, and Weight Watchers to deploy AI agents that replace traditional customer service workflows.

Why it matters: Founded by Bret Taylor (ex-Salesforce co-CEO) and Clay Bavor (ex-Google). $10B target valuation in latest funding discussions. The enterprise AI agent market is everything right now.

Location: SF / NYC / Atlanta / London / Singapore / Remote (flexible) 🔗 sierra.ai/careers

5. Attio — $116M raised

What they do: AI CRM built for the modern GTM era. Combines flexible data modeling, real-time collaboration, and AI-powered workflows. Trusted by 5,000+ companies including leading AI startups.

Why it matters: 57 open roles. The CRM category hasn't evolved in 20 years. Attio is the product people actually want to use. Backed by GV, Redpoint, and Balderton.

Location: London / NYC / Remote 🔗 jobs.ashbyhq.com/attio

6. Vercel — Series E

What they do: Frontend cloud infrastructure and the team behind Next.js, v0, and AI SDK. Used by Ramp, PayPal, Under Armour, and Supreme to build and deploy AI-native web products at scale.

Why it matters: v0 — their AI web development tool — won a 2025 Webby Award and is rapidly becoming the default for building web UIs. 550 employees and growing.

Location: SF / NYC / Remote 🔗 job-boards.greenhouse.io/vercel

7. StackBlitz — Series B

What they do: AI development platform behind Bolt.new — the viral "build a full app in one prompt" product. Allows developers to run Node.js environments entirely in the browser.

Why it matters: Bolt.new has become one of the fastest-growing developer tools of 2025. StackBlitz is the infrastructure powering it. GV-backed, developer-loved.

Location: Remote (US) 🔗 builtin.com/company/stackblitz/jobs

8. Cockroach Labs — $5B

What they do: CockroachDB — the cloud-native, distributed SQL database built for enterprise resilience. Wire-compatible with PostgreSQL. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies running mission-critical applications.

Why it matters: 29 open roles. As AI apps demand always-on global infrastructure, distributed SQL is foundational. Founded by ex-Google engineers who built Spanner.

Location: NYC / SF / Remote 🔗 cockroachlabs.com/careers/open-positions

9. dbt Labs — Series D

What they do: Analytics engineering platform. dbt is used by 90,000+ teams weekly to transform raw data into reliable insights. Over $100M ARR. Trusted by AstraZeneca, Nasdaq, Volvo, and JetBlue.

Why it matters: 22 open roles. Currently merging with Fivetran to create the first end-to-end open data infrastructure company. A major move in the data stack consolidation wave.

Location: Remote-first (global) 🔗 job-boards.greenhouse.io/dbtlabsinc

10. Cribl — $3B

What they do: Telemetry infrastructure for the AI era. Routes, filters, and processes observability data from any source to any destination. $200M+ ARR. Growing 70%+ YoY.

Why it matters: 18 open roles. Ranked #1 in Forbes America's Best Startup Employers 2025. As AI systems generate more logs and telemetry, Cribl is the control plane.

Location: Remote (US) 🔗 cribl.io/careers

11. Tennr — Series B

What they do: AI platform for healthcare referral management. Reads, extracts, and acts on every piece of patient information using their proprietary RaeLM model — cutting denials and referral delays dramatically.

Why it matters: YC + GV backed. 69 employees and scaling fast. Direct impact on patient care quality and healthcare provider revenue. Fast-moving team solving a genuinely broken system.

Location: NYC (in-office) 🔗 tennr.com/careers

12. Headway — Series D

What they do: Mental health platform that makes it easy for therapists to accept insurance and for patients to find affordable in-network care. 60,000+ providers across all 50 states. 1M+ patients served.

Why it matters: 89 open roles. $325M raised from GV, a16z, Accel, Spark Capital, and Thrive Capital. One of the few health tech companies that has achieved real scale with real clinical outcomes.

Location: Remote (US) 🔗 job-boards.greenhouse.io/headway

13. Checkr — $5B

What they do: AI-powered background check platform. Processes millions of background screenings using ML to reduce bias and speed up hiring for companies like Uber, Lyft, and Instacart.

Why it matters: 26 open roles. $5B valuation. AI is reshaping how companies vet candidates — Checkr is the infrastructure layer trusted by the largest hiring platforms.

Location: SF / Remote 🔗 checkr.com/company/careers/open-careers

14. Harness — $3.7B

What they do: AI-powered software delivery platform — CI/CD, feature management, cloud cost optimization, and security testing in one unified developer experience.

Why it matters: 35 open roles. $775M raised. As software delivery accelerates with AI, Harness is the operating system for engineering teams shipping fast and safely.

Location: SF / Remote 🔗 harness.io/company/jobs

15. FullStory — Series E

What they do: Digital experience and behavioral analytics platform. Transforms every digital session into actionable insights — session replay, heat maps, conversion analysis, and fraud detection.

Why it matters: 81 open roles. Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises across retail, finance, and healthcare. AI is making behavioral data analysis the new competitive moat.

Location: Atlanta / Remote 🔗 jobs.ashbyhq.com/fullstory

16. Flexport — $8B

What they do: Digital freight forwarding and supply chain platform. Moves goods across ocean, air, and truck while giving companies real-time visibility into their supply chains.

Why it matters: $8B valuation. AI is reshaping global trade and logistics. Flexport is the tech-native alternative to legacy freight brokers. Ryan Petersen (founder) returned as CEO in 2023 to lead the turnaround.

Location: SF / Chicago / Amsterdam / Remote 🔗 flexport.com/company/careers

17. Roboflow — Series A

What they do: Computer vision platform for developers and enterprises. Annotation, training, deployment, and monitoring of vision models in one workflow. Powers applications from manufacturing QA to autonomous robots.

Why it matters: 5,000+ paying customers. As AI vision becomes ubiquitous, Roboflow is the infrastructure layer for the physical world. Backed by GV, Y Combinator, and OpenAI.

Location: Remote (US) 🔗 roboflow.com/careers

18. Gusto — $9.5B

What they do: HR, payroll, benefits, and compliance platform for small and mid-sized businesses. 500,000+ SMBs run on Gusto. Denver, SF, and NYC offices.

Why it matters: 69 open roles across engineering, product, and GTM. GV-backed from the beginning. One of the most trusted brands in the SMB software stack.

Location: SF / Denver / NYC / Remote 🔗 gusto.com/about/careers

19. Intercom / Fin — Series D

What they do: AI customer service platform. Originally founded as Intercom, now rebranding around Fin — their AI agent that handles complex customer queries for nearly 30,000 global businesses.

Why it matters: 170 open roles. Still founder-led after 14 years. One of the few companies that went from startup to market leader and is now redefining itself for the AI era.

Location: SF / Dublin / Chicago / Hybrid 🔗 intercom.com/careers/listings

20. Modular — Series B

What they do: Next-generation AI developer platform. Built the Mojo programming language and the MAX inference engine — enabling developers to run, optimize, and deploy AI models 10–35x faster than PyTorch.

Why it matters: 50+ open roles. Founded by Chris Lattner — creator of LLVM and Swift at Apple. GV, General Catalyst, and Greylock backing. The infrastructure layer AI needs to actually ship.

Location: Los Altos / SF / Remote 🔗 modular.com/company/careers

List verified May 2026. Job postings change fast — check each careers page directly for current openings.

Written by Ashher

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