JFrog

About JFrog

JFrog Ltd. is a DevOps and software-supply-chain company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with significant engineering operations in Israel. The company's flagship product, JFrog Artifactory, is a universal binary repository manager used by software teams to store, version, and distribute build artifacts across languages and package formats. Around it, JFrog has built a broader platform that includes Xray for security and license scanning, Distribution for global artifact delivery, Pipelines for CI/CD orchestration, and Connect for IoT/edge software updates. JFrog was founded in 2008 by Shlomi Ben Haim, Yoav Landman, and Fred Simon, and went public on the NASDAQ in September 2020 under the ticker FROG. The company positions itself around the concept of a "liquid software" model in which binaries flow continuously from development through production, and serves a customer base that spans technology companies, financial services, automotive, and government. JFrog operates an engineering and customer-success presence in India, with an office in Bangalore that contributes to platform engineering, security research, support, and field engineering for JFrog's global enterprise customers. Indian fresher hiring at JFrog typically feeds into associate-software-engineer, DevOps-engineer, security-engineer, and technical-support roles, sourced through campus placement at Indian engineering institutes and through experienced-hire pipelines. JFrog has positioned its long-term strategy around the software supply chain, with sustained investment in security (JFrog Security and the acquisition of Vdoo), MLOps tooling (via the Qwak acquisition), and integrated DevSecOps workflows.

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