HiveMQ
Industrial data platform (MQTT-based) for factories, connecting OT and IT data for real-time analytics and AI use cases
Highlights
- Hiring1 open role
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-17
- Remote-friendly1 of 1 open role remote or hybrid
About HiveMQ
HiveMQ offers an MQTT-based industrial data platform that moves operational data from machines and sites to cloud systems, adds context and governance to it, and computes analytics and AI-ready data streams at the edge. Offerings include self-managed deployments and a fully managed cloud service, with pricing tiers by connections and message throughput.
The company sells to industrial organizations, with its website citing manufacturers such as Ford, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Siemens and Eli Lilly as customers. Revenue comes from software licenses and managed-service subscriptions, and the company publishes Launch, Run and Starter plans alongside an Enterprise quote-based tier.
The website lists Berlin, Germany as the company's headquarters and describes it as remote-first; the registry country is the United States. Current open roles include sales (Enterprise Account Executive, including a DACH position) and product management for data streaming, and the company states it is active in the OASIS MQTT and Eclipse IoT communities.
Product: HiveMQ Platform: self-managed MQTT broker and data streaming extensions, plus HiveMQ Cloud managed MQTT service.
Open jobs (1)
Enterprise Account Executive - DACH
New on EvolcRemote-friendly
Leadership
- Barry Libert · Chairman and CEOSource: company website
- Allison Yrungaray · Chief Marketing OfficerSource: company website
- Christine Burse · Chief Financial OfficerSource: company website
- Magnus McCune · Chief Technology OfficerSource: company website
- Meg Ganguly · Chief Operating OfficerSource: company website
- Victoria Colozzi · Chief People OfficerSource: company website
- Georg Held · Managing Director and Head of EngineeringSource: company website
Tech stack
- Ashby
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- HubSpot
- Netlify
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Usercentrics
- VWO