Docker, Inc.

Docker, Inc. is a developer tools company founded in 2013 that builds an open platform for containerization - technology that helps software teams move code from local development into production environments. The company operates in the areas of containerization, application deployment, and security tooling, serving a global community of developers and enterprises.

Among its core products are Docker Desktop, used for local development; Docker Hub, a widely used registry for sharing container images; and a suite of security and developer tools. The platform has significant reach: Docker reports approximately 20 million monthly users and over 20 billion image pulls across its ecosystem.

The company's culture is described as developer-centric, with an emphasis on reducing complexity and maintaining an open platform approach. This orientation often aligns with distributed, remote-friendly work practices common among companies serving the global software development community. Docker's technical domains span containerization, application deployment, developer tools, and security tools - areas with strong demand for experienced engineers and practitioners.