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Coram AI

Coram AI is the AI-native unified physical security platform: it turns any existing IP camera into an AI-powered security system with natural-language video search, real-time threat detection and agentic investigation — unifying video, access control, emergency management and guest management in one system instead of four vendors.

Stage

2023 · Series B (June 2026)

Founders

Ashesh Jain (ex-head of autonomy, Lyft Level 5; engineering leader at Zoox) & Peter Ondruska (ex-head of AI research, Lyft Level 5, then Toyota's Woven Planet)

Scale

$35M Series B (June 2026) co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery Ventures with UP.Partners, 8VC and Mosaic — $66M total raised; 4x revenue growth and a tripled customer base since Series A; 1B+ events processed daily; 4.9/5 across 189 G2 reviews (10/10 product direction).

HQ

Sunnyvale, CA (US engineering hub) · London, UK for this seat

The thesis

Why this one

Coram needs the two halves of this platform in one engineer, and Fauzul has shipped them separately in production: video at scale — Singistic's 10,000+-user platform on FFmpeg, SQS/SNS queues and dynamically-scaled EC2 encoders with sync-offset correction on ingest — and AI-native product features, from Global Jute's Claude-as-harness CMS to VisaPros' six-agent mesh. Add nine years co-founding ELO from zero to 22 people and the startup-from-scratch bar is already met. The ramps he names himself: Kubernetes and Pulumi at familiarity, computer vision as integration rather than modelling, and no completed CS degree.

Open investigations

1 role applied for

Each role links to its own Deep Investigation — every JD line answered with a verdict and a source.

01 · live

Full-Stack Engineer

London, UK

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Real-world safety, in action

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Live platforms, shipped repos, and a running business — plus the ramps and the one gap, named openly rather than buried.