Full-Time
Updated on 9/11/2026
Sensor-based fire risk prediction and prevention
No salary listed
Remote in USA
Remote
Travel as needed.
Bachelor's, Associate's
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Ting Labs builds sensor technology to protect people and property from electrical fires. Its flagship Ting product continuously monitors electrical signals, temperatures, and potential arcing in a home’s electrical system, and it alerts users before a fire can start so issues can be fixed. The system works by gathering real-time data from sensors, analyzing it for patterns that indicate danger, and triggering warnings through an app or connected devices to prevent incidents. Unlike broader safety devices, Ting focuses specifically on predicting electrical faults and fires through detailed electrical sensing and analytics, aiming to reduce fire risk before it happens. The company’s goal is to lower the occurrence of electrical fires in homes and communities by providing timely, actionable insights and preventive measures.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Baltimore, Maryland
Founded
2014
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Whisker Labs, the company behind the Ting electrical fire prevention device, partnered with Octagram Analytics and the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) to measure Ting's impact on insurance claims.
Whisker Labs' new Consumer Power Quality Index, or CPQI, for the month of August 2022. The level of signal detail is beyond what we expected, providing incredibly accurate visibility into grid and utility performance." - Bob Marshall, Founder and CEO, Whisker Labs. According to a new Consumer Power Quality Index, Nevada Power, Idaho Power, Portland General Electric, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, and San Diego Gas & Electric represent the top five in delivering the best power quality to consumers during August. On the other end of the spectrum, Centerpoint Energy, Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric, and Commonwealth Edison delivered the poorest power quality experience, with homes experiencing the highest frequency of power surges, brownouts, and outages/interruptions