Full-Time
Posted on 2/17/2026
Self-hosted CI pipelines for software
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Remote in USA
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Remote-first culture.
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Buildkite provides a continuous integration platform that lets software teams run CI pipelines on their own infrastructure. It helps teams build, test, and deploy code quickly by orchestrating jobs across multiple agents, with workflows defined in code and executed securely on customer-hosted systems. Builds can be parallelized and scaled across the user’s own hardware or cloud, giving users control over security, compliance, and performance while staying production-ready. Buildkite differentiates itself by offering on-premises or self-managed CI runners instead of relying solely on public cloud runners, along with a subscription-based model that includes enterprise-level support and plugins. The company aims to help development teams deliver high-quality software faster by providing reliable, scalable CI that respects an organization’s infrastructure and security requirements.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$39.3M
Headquarters
Melbourne, Australia
Founded
2014
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