Full-Time
Application monitoring software for developers
CA$185k - CA$220k/yr
Senior
Toronto, ON, Canada
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Sentry provides application monitoring software that helps developers track and fix issues in their applications. The software collects data on errors and performance, allowing developers to see what went wrong and where, which helps them improve their code. Sentry stands out from its competitors by being user-friendly and widely adopted, with around 4 million developers using it. The company's goal is to make it easier for developers to understand and resolve issues in their applications, ultimately enhancing the overall user experience.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$216.5M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2011
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401(k) Plan
Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
Commuter Stipend
Professional Development Stipend
Health & Wellness Benefits
Charitable Matching Program
Flexible PTO
Paid Parental Leave
Sentry, a late-stage enterprise tech unicorn, is acquiring Emerge Tools, a YC-backed startup offering mobile app developer tools. Emerge Tools, founded in 2020, has clients like OpenAI and Spotify and raised $1.7 million in seed funding. The acquisition aims to combine Sentry's debugging software with Emerge's pre-development tools, enhancing distribution to Sentry's 4 million developers. Sentry, valued at $3 billion, has raised over $200 million and previously acquired Spectry, Codecov, and Syntax.
Unicorn enterprise startup Sentry is acquiring Emerge Tools, a yc-backed suite of mobile app developer tools that counts OpenAI as a customer.
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