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Updated Aug 2, 2026
HackerRank (originally InterviewStreet) is a privately held developer-skills and technical hiring company. Its mission is to help employers evaluate, interview, hire, and upskill developers based on demonstrated skills rather than pedigree. The company reports 2,500+ customers and 26M+ developers in its community. [HackerRank About]
Primary product
An enterprise technical hiring and developer-skills platform comprising Screen (coding assessments), Interview (live/project-based technical interviews), Engage (developer recruiting and employer-brand programs), SkillUp (internal technical upskilling), and Chakra (AI interviewer).
Founded
2009
Headquarters
Santa Clara, California, United States (some databases still list Mountain View).
Team size
Approximately 500–600 (current third-party LinkedIn-company estimate; official company count unavailable).
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Skills-based technical recruiting, developer assessment, HR technology / SaaS
Offices
Business model
Stage
Late-stage private / growth company
Total raised
$115M
Latest round
Series D · Mar 2022
Latest amount
$60M
Mar 2022 · Susquehanna Growth Equity
Feb 2018 · JMI Equity
Sep 2016
Jul 2015 · Recruit Holdings' HR Technology Fund
Jul 2015 · Recruit Holdings / Indeed
Sep 2011 · Khosla Ventures
May 2011 · Y Combinator
Jan 2011 · Y Combinator
Jan 2011 · Y Combinator
Jan 2011
Additional Recruit Holdings financing
Recruit Holdings
Leadership
Vivek Ravisankar
Co-founder & CEO
Co-founder & CTO
Preeti Negi
Vice President of People
Ramesh Sethuraman
Chief Financial Officer
Juan Herrera
Chief Revenue Officer
Investors
The stated values are “Play for the front of your jersey,” “Truly, madly, deeply care,” “Go Deep,” “Be the captain,” and “Think developer-first.” Roles are explicitly designated remote, hybrid, or on-site by team and location; current Bangalore engineering postings indicate three office days per week.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
The company advertises competitive pay and equity. Job applications request salary expectations, but the reviewed postings did not expose a reliable public salary range. No company-wide visa-sponsorship policy was found.
Benefits
Pricing
Paid monthly or annual plans; assessment products use plan/attempt-based purchasing, with enterprise/demo pricing and paid AI add-ons. Public pricing says annual plans can use attempts as needed and offers a free trial.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Approximately $40M–$50M annual revenue (third-party current estimate; other commercial databases publish materially conflicting figures, so this is low-confidence).
Estimated monthly visits
3.4M
HackerRank laid off 53 employees globally amid economic uncertainty. CEO Vivek Ravisankar reportedly said financial performance had not been good for some time and that the company was restructuring investment toward customer protection.
SourceAcquired Mimir, a cloud-based computer-science classroom and assessment platform; financial terms were not disclosed.
SourceHackerRank Blog · Jul 2026
Announces the July 2026 product direction: Plan Mode, Diff View, repository-based Plan-Build-Review tasks, expanded AI-engineering content, improved integrity signals, Chakra code interviews, Workday integration, APIs, and a limited-availability MCP server.
HackerRank · Jul 2026
Details Chakra’s inline code editor, Plan Mode, AI-fluency evaluation, repository assessments, upgraded proctoring, ATS integrations, and MCP connectivity.
HackerRank Blog · Jun 2026
Describes the Orchestrate developer challenge and HackerRank’s focus on evaluating AI-native and agentic engineering skills.
HackerRank Support · May 2026
Adds AI-assisted workflows, repository assessments, AI-integrity signals, session replay improvements, and expanded Chakra reporting and ATS integrations.
HackerRank Blog · Mar 2025
Announced integration to unify technical assessment and interview data across Eightfold and HackerRank.
29 jobs at HackerRank