Full-Time
AI-powered code writing and testing
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Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
Washington, DC, USA
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Cognition automates software engineering tasks with Devin.ai’s autonomous AI platform that can write, run, and test code. It integrates with Slack, GitHub, and browsers to manage tasks and track progress within existing workflows. The service is subscription-based, enabling engineering teams to scale output without hiring more staff, reducing costs while speeding delivery. Its end-to-end automation includes creating pull requests and code reviews, focusing on workflow optimization within familiar tools.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$1.7B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2023
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Cognition AI has raised over $1 billion at a $26 billion post-money valuation, more than doubling from its $10.2 billion valuation last year. The artificial intelligence startup builds autonomous AI agents like Devin that handle complex coding tasks independently. Investors backing the round see significant potential as AI reshapes software development. The deal highlights growing demand for tools that accelerate programming and reduce errors. The high valuation reflects strong belief that AI coding agents will become essential for developers. Businesses may soon rely on these systems to build applications faster and more cheaply. The funding positions Cognition to expand its reach and compete with larger AI players, though it raises questions about future roles for human programmers.
LTM has partnered with Cognition, the AI lab behind autonomous software engineering agent Devin, to reduce cyber risk in financial services. The partnership integrates Devin into LTM's BlueVerse RightLogic, a cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework. BlueVerse RightLogic autonomously identifies, prioritises, and remediates vulnerabilities across banking infrastructure, applications, AI systems, and software supply chains. The system ingests findings from existing scanners, prioritises them against business criticality, and routes fixes to Devin for remediation, with LTM engineers handling complex cases. The service aims to increase Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures backlog coverage from approximately 60% to 80%. The companies are launching five joint offerings, including AI security remediation, application modernisation, SDLC transformation, tech convergence, and database migration services.
Today, we’re welcoming The Interaction Company of California, the makers of Poke, to Cognition.
Cognition has acquired TierZero, a startup building autonomous production engineering tools for AI agents. TierZero was founded by Anhang Zhu and Yun Park, who previously worked at Facebook and Databricks. The company integrates across observability stacks to help AI agents autonomously operate production systems, resolving software and infrastructure issues without human intervention. Since its quiet launch last year, TierZero has grown to serve tens of thousands of engineers at companies including Brex, Discord, and Drata, resolving thousands of issues daily. Accel led TierZero's seed round last year. The acquisition aims to remove bottlenecks across the software development lifecycle as AI coding agents become more prevalent.
Cognition AI, the San Francisco startup behind AI coding tool Devin, has opened its first Asian office in Tokyo, capitalising on Japan's unique combination of aging digital infrastructure and a shrinking workforce. Japan faces a projected shortage of 789,000 software engineers by 2030, with its working-age population expected to decline by over 30% by 2060. Devin has proven particularly effective in Japan. Sapporo's city government used the tool to modernise over one million lines of legacy code in roughly a quarter of the time traditional methods would have required. The tool gained viral popularity in Japan even before Cognition's official launch, earning the honorific "Devin-kun" from local users. Cognition raised over $1 billion in May at a $26 billion valuation. The company is expanding across Asia-Pacific, with Singapore set to become its regional headquarters.