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TrueFoundry

Enterprise AI gateway and routing. TrueFoundry provides a platform for managing AI model access, agent deployment, and prompt management across multiple LLMs and MCP services for large organisations.

Model Gateways & Routingalso: MLOps & ML Lifecycle Platforms51-200 peopletruefoundry.com ↗

Updated 23 October 2026

Hiring now

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

20 open roles
18 in mid-July

Building its first sales team. It is advertising for its first founding support engineer, the hires a company makes when it starts selling properly.

11 of its 20 open roles are in sales, solutions and marketing.

Where the roles are

Sales and partnerships7
Engineering5
Solutions and customer engineering4
Operations and hiring2
Research and ML2

Against its sector

TrueFoundry has the second most open roles in Model Gateways & Routing, after OpenRouter. 9 of the 18 active companies in this sub-sector are advertising roles.

Funding

TrueFoundry announced a $19 million Series A in February 2025, led by Intel Capital.
Source: TrueFoundry's announcement

Who TrueFoundry competes with

The other active companies we file under Model Gateways & Routing, sorted by how much they are hiring.

Where this fits

One layer in front of many models, handling routing, fallback, cost control and rate limits.

The Model Serving & Compute mapAll Model Gateways & Routing companies 18

We track hiring and team changes across all 183 companies in Model Serving & Compute.

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

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