Full-Time
AI-powered search tool for workplace productivity
$76k - $115k/yr
Mid
Palo Alto, CA, USA
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Glean enhances workplace productivity by providing an AI-powered search tool that works across all applications within a company. This tool utilizes deep learning-based Language Models to understand natural language queries, allowing users to find information more easily. It continuously learns from the unique language and context of each company, improving search results without manual adjustments. In addition to the search tool, Glean offers a chat assistant that provides answers, analyses, and summaries from various company documents and communications, helping to save time and increase efficiency. Glean differentiates itself from competitors by focusing on the seamless integration of its AI technology across different platforms and its ability to adapt to a company's specific language. The company's goal is to improve workplace productivity by making information retrieval straightforward and efficient for organizations of all sizes.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$655M
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
2019
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Healthcare - Happy and healthy go together. We cover medical, dental, and vision for you and yours.
Competitive compensation - Have a real stake in your job and your future with competitive stock options.
401(k) - We make it easy to save for the future today by contributing to a 401k.
Flexible work - We work 3 days a week in the office, though we believe in folks working where they can be most effective.
Company events - We work hard and play hard - from weekly happy hours to our annual company retreat.
Unlimited PTO - Flexible hours, PTO, company-wide summer and winter break shutdown
Transparent culture - By default we keep things open and accessible so we can make better decisions together, faster.
Learning and development - We offer a learning stipend to help you grow and achieve your goals.
Free meals - With lunch and dinner options every day, no need to work while you’re hungry.
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