Full-Time
Updated on 8/22/2026
AI-matched, vetted software engineering services
$180k - $200k/yr
Palo Alto, CA, USA + 1 more
More locations: San Francisco, CA, USA
Hybrid
Five days per week in the San Francisco and Palo Alto offices; domestic and international travel may be required.
Bachelor's
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Turing uses artificial intelligence to connect businesses with a global pool of over 3 million vetted software engineers from 150 countries for custom application development and on-demand software engineering. Clients specify the required skills, and the AI matches them to top engineers, speeding up hiring and project delivery while reducing recruitment effort. Engineers who pass Turing’s vetting gain access to high-paying remote jobs with a strong chance of repeat opportunities, reflected in a 99% rematch rate. The company differentiates itself by combining a large, pre-vetted talent pool with AI-driven matching to deliver fast, scalable engineering teams for businesses and steady remote work for engineers. Its goal is to accelerate project timelines for clients and provide reliable, well-compensated remote opportunities for engineers.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$247M
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
2018
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Turing has appointed Robin Bordoli as president and global chief revenue officer. Bordoli will lead the company's go-to-market organisation and revenue growth across its two business lines: Frontier AI, which helps AI labs improve model capabilities through datasets and benchmarks, and Enterprise AI, which helps Fortune 500 companies deploy agentic AI systems. Bordoli brings over 30 years of technology leadership experience. He most recently served as CRO at Weights & Biases, where he built a global sales organisation before the company's acquisition by CoreWeave. He previously led Figure Eight as CEO, transforming it into an AI training data platform that was acquired by Appen. Bordoli also held senior roles at Marketo and Jive Software during their public listings.
Turing names Robin Bordoli President and Global Chief Revenue Officer. Experienced AI leader brings three decades of technology leadership to support Turing's momentum across frontier AI labs and Fortune 500 enterprises SAN FRANCISCO - July 14, 2026 - Turing, the superintelligence accelerator that closes the loop between frontier AI labs and enterprise deployment, today announced that Robin Bordoli has joined the company as President and Global Chief Revenue Officer. Bordoli will be responsible for leading the global go-to-market organization, growing revenue and margin, and defining how Turing operates and scales in serving both frontier AI labs and leading enterprises. Turing operates not one but two businesses: Frontier AI and Enterprise AI. In Frontier AI, Turing helps the world's leading AI labs improve their model capabilities in software engineering, enterprise knowledge work, and advanced STEM reasoning with high-quality datasets, reinforcement learning environments, and frontier research benchmarks. In Enterprise AI, Turing uses its knowledge of model capabilities to help Fortune 500 enterprises across financial services, life sciences, healthcare, retail, automotive, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) deploy and scale agentic AI systems, delivering business value with full sovereignty and governance. Real-world enterprise deployment surfaces signals that feedback into better data, better evaluations, and stronger models: a loop that compounds over time. "Robin is an experienced AI leader with a demonstrated track record of building and scaling global go-to-market organizations at the intersection of frontier AI technology and enterprise AI deployment," said Jonathan Siddharth, CEO and founder of Turing. "As we continue on our strong growth trajectory to help both frontier labs advance AI model capabilities and enterprises deploy AI at scale, Robin's deep experience will enable Turing to accelerate superintelligence to drive real economic progress." "Turing occupies a position that almost no other company in AI can claim: trusted partner to the frontier labs and trusted partner to the Fortune 500 enterprises, with a compounding loop between the two," said Bordoli. "Demand for enterprise agentic AI is accelerating, and Turing is becoming a trusted deployment partner to help enterprises harness the potential of AI to grow revenues and improve productivity." Bordoli brings more than 30 years of technology leadership experience and a track record built at the intersection of frontier AI and enterprise scale. Most recently, he served as CRO at Weights & Biases, where he built and led a global field organization selling to AI labs and enterprises, launched new products, and saw the company through its successful acquisition by CoreWeave. Prior to that, Bordoli served as CEO of Figure Eight, where he transformed the company from a services business into an AI training data SaaS platform that was acquired by Appen. He also held senior GTM leadership roles at Marketo and Jive Software, both of which went public during his tenure. Bordoli holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and an MEng from the University of Cambridge. About Turing. Turing's mission is to accelerate superintelligence to drive real economic progress. Headquartered in San Francisco, Turing works with frontier AI labs to generate high-quality datasets, reinforcement learning environments, and frontier research benchmarks that improve model capabilities in software engineering, enterprise knowledge work, and advanced STEM reasoning. In software engineering, Turing is the largest and longest-running data provider in the category. Turing also works with Fortune 500 enterprises across financial services, life sciences, healthcare, retail, automotive, and CPG to build and deploy end-to-end agentic AI systems inside mission-critical workflows. By operating on both sides, Turing closes the loop between frontier research and enterprise deployment, turning real-world deployment signals into better data, evaluations, and more capable models. Learn more at www.turing.com. 548 Market Street, PMB 18282, San Francisco, CA 94104 (C) 2026 Turing
HUMAIN and Turing announce strategic partnership. March 27, 2026 HUMAIN, a PIF company delivering full-stack artificial intelligence capabilities globally, and Turing, a leader in advancing and deploying frontier AI systems, today announced a strategic partnership to build the world's first enterprise AI Agent Marketplace on HUMAIN ONE at the FII PRIORITY Miami summit. The HUMAIN ONE AI Agent Marketplace is designed to enable organizations to discover, deploy, and scale intelligent AI agents across every business function and accelerate the real-world deployment of superintelligence technologies. The partnership brings together HUMAIN's vision of an enterprise AI operating system and its AI infrastructure, models, and orchestration capabilities with Turing's expertise in advanced model evaluation, fine tuning, reasoning systems, and enterprise AI deployment to accelerate the development of production-grade AI agents. The HUMAIN ONE AI Agent Marketplace will serve as a foundational layer for enterprises transitioning into agent-driven organizations, allowing businesses to access specialized AI agents for HR, finance, legal, operations, procurement, and industry-specific workflows through a secure and scalable environment. Through this collaboration, HUMAIN and Turing will jointly develop a global marketplace for enterprise-ready AI agents, enabling developers and AI builders worldwide to publish and monetize their innovations. Together, they will accelerate enterprise adoption of agentic workflows, establish governance, quality, and safety standards for AI agents at scale, and support the emergence of a new builder economy powered by AI. In addition to partnering with HUMAIN to build HUMAIN ONE, Turing will also be its first U.S.-based customer, underscoring Saudi Arabia's emergence not only as a hub for AI development but as a global exporter of advanced technology and innovation. Tareq Amin, CEO of HUMAIN, highlighted, "We believe the future enterprise will not be built around standalone software applications, but around intelligent agents that work alongside humans. The SaaS era transformed productivity, but the next chapter is agentic, where software executes workflows instead of only supporting them. HUMAIN ONE is our vision for the enterprise operating system of the AI era, and our partnership with Turing accelerates the creation of a global marketplace where builders, enterprises, and AI innovation converge. Together, we are enabling organizations to move beyond consuming software to building and orchestrating intelligence." Amin continued, "This collaboration also reflects a broader shift, with HUMAIN emerging as a global exporter of advanced technology platforms, and Turing becoming the first U.S.-based customer of HUMAIN ONE." "Superintelligence should not remain abstract," said Jonathan Siddharth, CEO and Co-Founder of Turing. "It should deliver productivity, increase ease of use, and unleash humanity's untapped potential. Building an agentic marketplace with HUMAIN is a concrete step toward making superintelligence economically transformative. The marketplace will empower developers to build agents that transform workflows across government and enterprise. We are excited to accelerate superintelligence deployment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and beyond." HUMAIN ONE aims to redefine how software is created and consumed by shifting enterprises from traditional SaaS models toward agent-based operating environments, where AI agents autonomously execute workflows, collaborate, and continuously learn. The partnership reflects a shared belief that superintelligence will amplify human ingenuity. By combining advanced AI systems with human judgment and expertise, Turing and HUMAIN aim to unlock new levels of productivity, accelerate innovation, and drive long-term economic growth. Disclaimer: Please be advised that the reports featured in this web portal are presented for informational purposes only. They do not necessarily reflect the official stance or endorsements of its company. Interesting links.
Saudi Arabia's HUMAIN inks deal for first US-based customer. Joseph Haboush, Al Arabiya English Published: 26 March ,2026: 07:51 PM GST Updated: 26 March ,2026: 08:02 PM GST * URL Copied Turing will become the first US-based customer of HUMAIN ONE, highlighting Saudi Arabia's ambition to position itself as both a hub and exporter of advanced AI technologies. HUMAIN, Saudi Arabia's artificial intelligence company (AI), and Turing announced a partnership on Thursday to build what they describe as the first enterprise-scale marketplace for AI agents. For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app. The initiative, announced at the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami, centers on a new platform called HUMAIN ONE, designed to help organizations integrate AI agents into everyday business operations. The concept reflects a broader shift in how companies are expected to use software. Instead of relying on traditional applications, HUMAIN and Turing are betting on "agentic" systems, AI tools that can independently execute workflows, collaborate with humans, and adapt over time. The marketplace would allow businesses to browse and deploy specialized agents for functions like human resources, finance, legal work, and procurement. At its core, HUMAIN ONE aims to serve as an operating layer for these systems, combining infrastructure, AI models, and orchestration tools in one environment. For its part, Turing's role will focus on refining the intelligence behind the agents, including model evaluation, reasoning capabilities, and enterprise deployment. Together, the companies hope to accelerate the transition from experimental AI use toward production-grade systems embedded in critical workflows. The marketplace is also intended to create new economic opportunities for developers. Builders will be able to publish and monetize AI agents, potentially contributing to a growing ecosystem similar to app stores but tailored for enterprise automation. Additionally, the partnership emphasizes governance and safety, signaling an effort to standardize how AI agents are developed and deployed at scale. Read more:
HUMAIN, a PIF company, and Turing have announced a strategic partnership to build the world's first enterprise AI Agent Marketplace on HUMAIN ONE. The marketplace will enable organisations to discover, deploy and scale intelligent AI agents across business functions including HR, finance, legal and operations. The collaboration combines HUMAIN's AI infrastructure and orchestration capabilities with Turing's expertise in model evaluation, fine-tuning and enterprise deployment. The platform will allow developers worldwide to publish and monetise AI agents whilst establishing governance and safety standards. Turing will serve as HUMAIN ONE's first US-based customer, marking Saudi Arabia's emergence as a global technology exporter. The partnership aims to shift enterprises from traditional software models toward agent-based operating environments where AI autonomously executes workflows.