by Philoveracity_Design | Aug 10, 2022
Since graduating Y Combinator in 2014, Checkr’s product has shifted the on-demand economy. Checkr’s mission is to build a fairer future by improving the understanding of the past. As a company that provides modern and compliant background checks for global enterprises and startups, Checkr knows first hand how difficult it may be for individuals with prior criminal history to find employment and we want to help provide second chances for the formerly convicted. We encourage qualified individuals with prior criminal histories to apply for any of our roles.
More than 3,000 businesses trust Checkr for their background screenings including Uber, Instacart, Netflix, Zenefits, GrubHub, Home Depot, and more. Checkr is also featured on Business Insider as one of the top startups to watch in 2016 (http://www.businessinsider.com/the-25-hottest-san-francisco-startups-to-watch-in-2016-2016-1). 9
The company is funded by Accel Partners, Google Ventures, Y Combinator and TRowePrice, and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
Find out more about Checkr at www.google.com.
by Philoveracity_Design | Aug 10, 2022
Apsidal focuses on providing photonics and quantum information solutions. The company explores the fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) with new optical technologies for quantum information and quantum cryptography. It develops high-power modeling and simulation software for complex systems. Apsidal was founded in 2019 and is based in Riverside, California.
by Philoveracity_Design | Aug 10, 2022
We are a group of passionate scientist, researchers, and engineers. Our key members spent years in academia studying fundamentals, deriving theory, and presenting preliminary simulation and experimental demonstrations. We understand there is a gap between academic research and production technologies. StarNav was created out of a passion to bridge this gap.
StarNav LLC’s technologies support accurate and reliable positioning, navigation, and timing for autonomous and human-operated systems. StarNav develops receivers that convert ambient non-GNSS radio signals (cellular, television, and satellite signals) into positioning information so that vehicles can operate safely during complete GNSS denial.
