Cybersecurity · San Francisco, United States
Aloe Identity
Aloe Identity is building a next-generation enterprise identity platform for access and authentication management, founded by former Apple leaders who previously sold Fleetsmith to Apple in 2020.
Work at Aloe Identity?
- Location
- Remote
- 2 roles
- Team size
- 11-50
- Founded 2025
- Total raised
- $2
- Salary range
- $180–250k
- + equity · all 2 roles
- Visa
- H-1B Transfer, O-1 & TN
- 1 of 2 roles
Open positions · 2
About Aloe Identity
Aloe Identity is building a next-generation enterprise identity platform designed to manage access and authentication for large organizations. Founded by Zack and Jesse, who previously built and sold Fleetsmith to Apple in 2020, the company brings deep expertise in enterprise security from years spent in product leadership roles at Apple. Currently operating in stealth mode with a 12-person distributed team across the US and Canada, Aloe Identity is pre-launch and working toward internal dogfooding of its V1 product with plans to launch to customers within the next year. Backed by a top-tier Bay Area venture fund with significant runway, the company is positioned to build ambitiously in the enterprise identity space.
Culture & values
Fully remote and distributed throughout the US and Canada with intentional remote-friendly culture built from day one
Company gets together a few times a year for offsites and team retreats
Flat organizational structure with everyone reporting to one of the co-founders
High-ownership culture that moves fast
Belief that great software requires great product thinking, great design, and great engineering in equal measure
Team is intentional, curious, and united by a high bar for craft and delivery
Small team where everybody has a hand in shaping culture, including hiring
Funding
$2total raised
Company at a glance
The team at Aloe Identity
11-50 people
Location
Frequently asked questions
Of 2 open roles, Aloe Identity has 2 remote positions.
Aloe Identity is based in San Francisco, United States.
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