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Platform
Ciridae
11-50 employees
End-to-end AI transformation and deployment
No salary listed
San Francisco, CA, USA + 1 more
More locations: New York, NY, USA
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- Deep systems engineering experience, including distributed systems, application programming interfaces, databases, and cloud infrastructure.
- Expert proficiency in Python.
- Experience with Terraform, Google Cloud Platform, containers, and multi-tenant production systems.
- Experience with model routing, evaluations, and cost and latency controls for large language model infrastructure.
- Own multi-tenant infrastructure across many live customer environments.
- Build reliability and cost controls for non-deterministic production artificial intelligence systems.
- Develop evaluation and observability systems where ground truth changes over time.
- Build internal tooling that turns deployment learnings into leverage for future deployments.
- Experience with Go or TypeScript.
Ciridae provides end-to-end AI transformation services that help organizations become AI-first. It combines strategy with hands-on implementation to identify high-impact opportunities, modernize data foundations, and deploy production-grade AI systems that automate workflows across business functions. Its process includes diligence and risk assessment, workflow redesign, full-stack system construction (with integrations to existing systems), and ongoing command-and-control operations to monitor performance, handle exceptions, and iterate in production. Ciridae sits between traditional consulting and engineering teams, offering quick initial solutions and scalable architectures for longer-term transformation, especially in environments with legacy processes. The goal is to enable enterprises and PE-backed operators to adopt AI at scale, improve efficiency through automation, and maintain reliable, governed AI systems over time.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$20M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2025
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Ciridae raised $20 million seed in May 2026, led by Accel.
- It claimed more than 20 partners and high seven-figure 2025 revenue.
- July 2026 hiring showed five roles, signaling active delivery expansion.
What critics are saying
- Ciridae still depends on a tiny founding team and fresh venture capital.
- Its service-heavy model invites Accenture, Slalom, and boutique AI consultancies into direct competition.
- A failed PE rollout wave ends Ciridae's growth story.
What makes Ciridae unique
- Ciridae sells AI transformation, not software, bundling strategy, implementation, and operations.
- It targets PE-backed industrial firms in construction, logistics, restoration, and home services.
- Founders Jack Soslow and Jack Weissenberger combine a16z dealmaking with Apple ML depth.
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↑ 0%Ciridae, the AI transformation firm building operating systems for real economy businesses, today announced it has raised $20 million in seed funding led by ...
Ciridae, founded by former Andreessen Horowitz partner Jack Soslow and ex-Apple machine learning lead Jack Weissenberger, has raised $20 million in seed funding led by Accel to bring AI to mid-market businesses in the "real economy". Andreessen Horowitz and General Catalyst also participated. The startup targets sectors like home services, construction and industrial distribution, initially focusing on private equity-backed companies. Ciridae works with over 20 partners and generated high seven-figure revenue in 2025. The company replaces traditional CRM, project management and working capital tools with AI operating systems. One Dallas construction client reduced monthly accounting processes from two weeks to a single click. The founders argue that mid-market businesses face existential risk if they fail to adopt AI but lack resources for transformation.