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Commercial Real Estate (“CRE”) is one of the world’s largest asset classes plagued with poor quality data and archaic tools. And because the valuable private building data is trapped in a complex and rapidly evolving IT ecosystem, even the most sophisticated owners/operators and creditors struggle to use data to their competitive advantage. 

Founded in 2018, Prophia is the only company that has designed and built a machine learning driven data management platform that helps commercial real estate organizations drive the financial performance of their assets. We are a Series A stage company, having raised over $15m of venture capital to date to deliver trusted data to our customers, providing them with more time, insights, and risk management. Currently, we are operating as a distributed team, with most employees based in the San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle, with additional employees located in the Midwest and East Coast.

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Are you interested in working at Prophia but don't see a current opening that jumps out at you? You’re in luck! We’ve established our Prophia Talent Community just for you. Connect with our People Team to discuss new opportunities and get the opportunity to apply early. 

Simply submit your resume or LinkedIn profile and tell us a bit about yourself so we can start the conversation about future job openings that are tailored to you. Thanks for your interest in Prophia - we’re looking forward to staying in touch! 

Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit and have an interest in being on the ground floor with a company taking on a huge market opportunity? This is a chance to have an impact on one of the world’s largest markets and help establish Prophia as an industry leader, and introduce machine intelligence/AI and unique insights to this market. 

We Offer:

  • Competitive salary and equity compensation
  • An amazing team and work environment
  • Comprehensive health, dental and vision care for you and your family
  • Retirement plan (401K)
  • Flexible time off policy and paid holidays
  • Generous paid family, medical and bereavement leave policies
  • Freedom to customize your work and technology set-up as you see fit; flexibility of location

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