Seoul · Hybrid
Sendbird
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About Sendbird
Sendbird is an omnichannel AI agent platform that helps enterprises elevate their customer experience. The company powers over 7 billion conversations monthly and is trusted by more than 4,000 leading apps, including DoorDash, Match Group, Noom, and Yahoo Sports. Headquartered in California, Sendbird is backed by ICONIQ, SoftBank, Tiger Global, Y Combinator, and other reputable investors.
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Seoul · Hybrid
Company at a glance
Founders & Leadership
Charles Studt
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Engineering34%
- Operations27%
- Sales24%
- Product & Design6%
- Other6%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Seoul National University
- 2.Stanford University
- 3.Yonsei University
- 4.Korea University
- 5.San José State University
Team Worked At
- Yellow.ai
- Adept
- ujet.cx
- IntelePeer
- Twilio
Team Composition
302 people- Engineering7 senior67
- Human Resources48
- Sales2 senior33
- Information Technology2 senior17
- Customer Success and Support4 senior15
- Operations4 senior13
- Quality Assurance1 senior11
- Entrepreneurship8 senior10
Funding History
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