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LiveKit

Open source framework and cloud platform for building and deploying voice, video, and physical AI agents. LiveKit provides the infrastructure, APIs, and tools to build, test, scale, and observe agents in production.

Agent Hosting & Deployment Runtimealso: Physical AI, Robotics & Sensors51-200 peoplelivekit.com ↗

Updated 9 November 2026

Hiring now

From LiveKit's own jobs board, checked every week.

27 open roles
29 in mid-July

Hiring its own recruiters. With a recruiter on the list, it is preparing to hire at a faster pace.

Where the roles are

Engineering10
Solutions and customer engineering4
Sales and partnerships4
Marketing3
Operations and hiring3
Product and design2
Research and ML1

Against its sector

LiveKit has more open roles than any other company in Agent Hosting & Deployment Runtime. 5 of the 13 active companies in this sub-sector are advertising roles.

Funding

LiveKit announced a $100 million Series C in January 2026, led by Index Ventures.
Source: published announcement

Who LiveKit competes with

The other active companies we file under Agent Hosting & Deployment Runtime, sorted by how much they are hiring.

Where this fits

Where an agent actually runs once somebody has built it. Hosting, the deployment runtime, state, and the long-running execution that a normal web application never needed.

The Agents & Orchestration mapAll Agent Hosting & Deployment Runtime companies 13

We track hiring and team changes across all 104 companies in Agents & Orchestration.

Our talent report for this sector shows how LiveKit's team compares with its competitors.

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Ben Jackson

I am Ben Jackson. I map this market, and I hire the commercial teams inside it: sales, marketing, product and delivery.

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