
Gilead Sciences is a global biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing, and delivering innovative therapeutics for people with life-threatening diseases. The company focuses on three main therapeutic areas: virology, oncology, and inflammation, offering more than 25 medicines globally and running 58 clinical programs. Gilead is a leader in HIV treatment and prevention, including the first FDA-approved 6-month HIV prevention injection, and has expanded into cell therapy and autoimmune disease treatments through acquisitions. The company emphasizes health equity, corporate responsibility, and inclusion, partnering worldwide to improve access to care and address health disparities. With over 18,000 employees worldwide, Gilead combines pioneering science with social impact initiatives to improve global health and patient outcomes.

Gilead Sciences is a global biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing, and delivering innovative therapeutics for people with life-threatening diseases. The company focuses on three main therapeutic areas: virology, oncology, and inflammation, offering more than 25 medicines globally and running 58 clinical programs. Gilead is a leader in HIV treatment and prevention, including the first FDA-approved 6-month HIV prevention injection, and has expanded into cell therapy and autoimmune disease treatments through acquisitions. The company emphasizes health equity, corporate responsibility, and inclusion, partnering worldwide to improve access to care and address health disparities. With over 18,000 employees worldwide, Gilead combines pioneering science with social impact initiatives to improve global health and patient outcomes.
Core offering: Data-driven talent acquisition platform focused on engineering/developer hiring (skills assessments, sourcing, predictive analytics)
Founded / launch: Founded and publicly launched around 2010–2011 (TechCrunch Disrupt launch Sept 2010)
Funding (historic): Raised multiple venture rounds 2011–2014, including a $13.5M Series B in June 2014
Headquarters (historic): San Francisco
Hiring and talent discovery for software engineers and technical roles.
2010
HR tech / talent acquisition
2,400,000
Reported seed round announced Aug 4, 2011
2,000,000
Reported 2012 funding round with participation from Mark Kvamme
13,500,000
Reported Series B; round included Baseline (Steve Anderson), Globespan, SAP Ventures, Correlation Ventures, and Mark Kvamme
“Menlo Ventures led the Series B; early investors included Globespan Capital Partners and individual investor Mark Kvamme”