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skan.ai
Context graph and operating system for enterprise AI agents. Skan AI maps how work actually happens across your organisation, then gives your agents the context they need to operate safely and efficiently at scale.
Enterprise AI Platforms & Operating Systemsalso: Enterprise Agentic Process Automation201-500 peopleskan.ai ↗
Updated 23 October 2026
Hiring now
From skan.ai's own jobs board, checked every week.
Hiring is mostly commercial. 18 of its 26 open roles are in sales, solutions and marketing.
Where the roles are
Against its sector
24 of the 47 active companies in Enterprise AI Platforms & Operating Systems are advertising roles. Palantir has the most, with 170.
Funding
skan.ai announced a $63 million Series C in August 2026, led by Cathay Innovation and Dell Technologies Capital.
Source: published announcement
Who skan.ai competes with
The other active companies we file under Enterprise AI Platforms & Operating Systems, sorted by how much they are hiring.
Where this fits
The end to end platforms enterprises buy to run AI across a business, instead of assembling the parts themselves. The sale is to a board rather than to a developer, and that is a different sale from most of this market.
We track hiring and team changes across all 147 companies in Enterprise AI Platforms & Automation.
Our talent report for this sector shows how skan.ai's team compares with its competitors.
What is in it:
- Every company's team size, side by side, grouped by sub-sector
- Who grew their team over the last year, and by how much
- Who is losing people: attrition for each company, against the sector average
- Who is hiring right now, and how many open roles each has
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