Tines provides an intelligent workflow automation platform that enables security, IT, and cross-functional teams to integrate tools, build custom applications, and manage cases. The platform combines deterministic workflows with AI capabilities to help organizations securely scale operations and automate routine processes.
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Tines is a cybersecurity company headquartered in United States. Xcout recorded 76 job postings from Tines in the last 90 days, naming tools such as Databricks, Salesforce.
Xcout recorded 76 job postings from Tines in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since June 2026.
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Based on 49 job postings in the last 8 weeks (24 Aug – 18 Oct 2026), compared with 400 scale-up technology companies.
This describes a hiring pattern — how often Tines’s job postings ask for AI skills, and how that changed against the previous 8 weeks, ranked among its peers. It says nothing about the company’s products or performance.
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