Turing.com is a company.
Turing.com has raised $35.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Turing.com.
Turing.com has raised $35.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Turing.com is a Palo Alto-based technology platform founded in 2018 that connects companies with the top 1% of global remote software developers using AI-driven vetting, matching, and management tools. It serves enterprises like Coinbase, Red Bull, and Reddit by solving the challenge of sourcing, hiring, and scaling high-quality engineering talent without geographical limitations, enabling a "remote-first" approach to build distributed teams quickly.[2][4][5] The platform's Intelligent Talent Cloud automates the entire process—from vetting thousands of developers monthly via machine learning to project management—allowing companies to focus on core business while accessing a pool exceeding one million developers, which grew 9x to achieve unicorn status.[2][4]
Turing was established in 2018 in Palo Alto, California (with some sources noting a San Francisco base), by founders who identified a core inefficiency: talented developers' opportunities were limited by geography, forcing people to relocate for jobs rather than bringing jobs to talent.[2][3][4] The idea emerged from questioning whether software could replace manual hiring processes, leading to an AI-powered platform that vets, matches, and manages developers.[4][5] Early traction came rapidly, with the developer community expanding 9x to over one million, partnerships with major companies, and unicorn valuation amid the remote work boom—fueled by trends like 74% of CFOs planning permanent remote shifts per a 2021 Gartner report.[2][4]
(Note: Search results distinguish this from unrelated entities like Turing AI for security surveillance.[1])
Turing rides the remote work and AI talent revolution, capitalizing on post-pandemic shifts where technology levels the playing field for global developers and companies, aligning with trends like permanent remote roles (74% of CFOs per Gartner) and AI automation in hiring.[2][4][5] Timing is ideal amid talent shortages and the "generational shift" in work, where jobs move to developers instead of vice versa, fostering innovation in products, drugs, and tools by bridging opportunity gaps.[4] It influences the ecosystem by creating a new "Intelligent Talent Cloud" category, enabling faster scaling for startups and enterprises, promoting diversity through borderless access, and powering AI-driven products at the intersection of talent platforms and frontier tech.[2][3][5]
Turing is poised to dominate as AI talent platforms evolve, expanding its one-million+ developer base and Intelligent Talent Cloud to support emerging needs like AI labs' research acceleration and enterprise AI deployment.[3][4] Trends like multimodality, reasoning models, and agentic AI will shape its path, potentially integrating deeper with proprietary intelligence tools for P&L impact.[3] Its influence may grow by further democratizing tech, onboarding more Fortune 500s, and pioneering hybrid human-AI workforces—unleashing global potential in a borderless economy, much like its founding mission to replace geo-lotteries with software-driven opportunity.[2][4][5]
Turing.com has raised $35.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Turing.com's investors include Altaclub VC, Altair Capital Management, Louis Beryl, Alpha JWC Ventures, Ascend Vietnam Ventures, Coelius Capital, Daffy, DNX Ventures, FJ Labs, Flucas Ventures, Frontier Ventures, Geek Ventures.
Key people at Turing.com.
Turing.com has raised $35.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $32.0M Series B in September 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2020 | $32.0M Series B | Altaclub VC, Altair Capital Management, Louis Beryl | |
| Oct 1, 2018 | $3.0M Seed | Alpha JWC Ventures, Ascend Vietnam Ventures, Coelius Capital, Daffy, DNX Ventures, FJ Labs, Flucas Ventures, Frontier Ventures, Geek Ventures, Graph Ventures, Gutter Capital, NGC Ventures, Openspace Ventures, Operator Ventures, Quiet Capital, Seven Seven Six, Shrug Capital, Square Peg Capital, T-Bird Capital, The Hit Forge, Trajectory Ventures, Weekend Fund, Abe Burns, Anthony Kuo, Clark Landry, Gokul Rajaram, James Beshara, Manik Gupta, Neil Parikh |
