OpsLevel
Internal developer portal for high-performing teams
- 21-100 employees
- B2B
- Internal tools
- Productivity
- SaaS
- DevOps
- CityPlace, Toronto, ON
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Company mission
To help engineering teams ship high-quality code, faster.
2% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
New compound titles like DevOps, DevSecOps, and the rise of Shifting Left have developers involved in far more operational complexity than ever before. With developer talent relatively thin on the ground, burnout and high turnover is not one that employers can run. Nor can companies afford to have overworked developers compromising on software security. OpsLevel’s developer portal offers a suite of microservices designed to reduce the time developers spend on rote work, as well as simplifying and centralizing crucial operations.
The need for tools and platforms like this that help to rapidly build and scale software is increasingly crucial. So we’re seeing a lot of developer productivity tools crop up - and the market begin to swell to over $50B globally. This gives OpsLevel a lot of room to grow, even with giants like Amazon joining the scene.
OpsLevel’s founders bring a substantial amount of on-the-ground experience to their product, and have crafted a portal used by top-level customers like Duolingo, Hootsuite, and Zapier. In a market that’s looking strong, it's holding its own - and growing fast.
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Benefits
- Work from home stipend: We give you $500 to have whatever you need to make your home office wonderful
- Unplug: Four week vacation for everyone and a culture that prioritizes family over work
- Monthly team lunches: Lunch is on us once a month so you can bond over trivia or games with your fellow OpsLevelers
- Everyone has a voice: Innovation doesn't know hierarchy. We make sure everyone is heard, considered and respected
- We've got you covered: We offer comprehensive benefits (health, dental, vision, paramedical) to all our employees from day one
- Room to grow: We offer everyone a chance to undertake new projects to stretch their skill sets
Funding (2 rounds)
Mar 2022
$15m
SERIES A
Nov 2020
$5m
SEED
Total funding: $20m
Leadership
Josh Laban
(Co-Founder & CEO)Worked in Software Development for Amazon, before founding engineering services company EveryNine. Subsequently held a number of Senior Software Engineering roles at PagerDuty, and was an Associate and Mentor at Creative Destruction Lab.
Kenneth Rose
(Co-Founder & TO)Previously held several Software Development roles at Autodesk, SurfEasy, and PagerDuty, before moving on to serve as Software Lead at Shopify.