Joodra

Careers

We close the data gaps on industrial sites and build predictable operating environments.

An engineer working across two monitors at the Seoul office
Teammates gathered at a desk, talking through what is on screen
The whole team in front of the Joodra sign at the office

Life at Joodra

At Joodra, we work with a high degree of autonomy. That autonomy is not a lack of oversight; it rests on deep responsibility and trust. We are building a culture where everyone understands how their decisions affect the whole team, and can judge and act for themselves accordingly.

The problems we set out to solve

Instead of listing product features, we write down the problems we have defined. Whichever layer you work on, you end up meeting one of these.

  1. Defining a world without standards as structure

    On sites where vendors, equipment, and approaches to regulation all differ, no common schema exists. And yet without a definition, nothing can be queried. How far to lift into the common layer and where to leave things specific is decided anew every time.

  2. Making the unobserved observable

    Equipment that is not on the network, history that lives only in someone’s judgement, evidence that moves on paper. The data is not inaccurate; it does not exist in the first place. Making what is missing exist comes first.

  3. The paradox: the closer the fit, the less it is a product

    Fit a site exactly and it becomes bespoke to that company; generalize and it fits no site at all. Unless we find a structure that carries the result of each optimization back into the product, the work becomes contract development.

We go onto the site ourselves

Industrial workflows are not standardized. Vendors differ, equipment differs, and so does the approach to regulation. Requirements gathered away from the floor do not produce an operating environment anyone actually uses.

We do not settle for bending general-purpose software into shape. Our engineers go to the site themselves. We call the person who builds the product on top of the customer’s workflow an FDE (Forward Deployed Engineer).

It is not a role that diagnoses and hands over a proposal. Nor one that designs a structure and steps away, nor one that only carries a demo up to signature. Defining the problem, building it, confirming it runs on the site, and fixing it: all of that is the mission.

An engineer and a site operator looking at a tablet together on the warehouse floor

Benefits

We designed for focus and recovery to follow one another naturally.

Enjoying the work comes first, and we invest in growing an environment where we make each other better.

An environment for focus

  • Flexible working hours
  • Unlimited paid leave (bookable by the hour)
  • AI tools provided (Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude)
  • Unlimited coffee and snacks

Rest for recovery

  • Summer and winter breaks
  • Birthday leave
  • Anniversary and birthday events

Support for personal growth

  • Personal corporate card
  • Books and courses covered
  • Conference attendance covered
  • Internal and external training covered

Join our team

7 open roles

Engineering

  • Forward Deployed Engineer

    Joodra Works · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time
  • Server Engineer

    Joodra Works · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time
  • Frontend Engineer

    Joodra Monitoring System · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time
  • AI Engineer

    Joodra Monitoring System · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time

Research

  • Data Scientist

    Joodra Monitoring System · Seoul, South Korea

    Contract

Design

  • Product Designer

    Joodra Works · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time
  • UX Designer

    Joodra Works · Seoul, South Korea

    Full-time