Expand human potential to do extraordinary work.
Glean’s enterprise AI platform helps people do their best work with AI that understands their company’s knowledge, data, and expertise.
From workplace search to enterprise AI.
Glean began with a simple problem: people couldn’t find the knowledge they needed to do their jobs. We started with enterprise search and grew into an enterprise AI platform built on company context.
Founding Team
Founder & CEO
Founder & CEO
Arvind Jain is the Founder and CEO of Glean, the AI-powered work assistant that brings people the answers they need to be more productive and happier at work. Prior to Glean, Arvind co-founded and led R&D at Rubrik, a publicly traded leader in the data security space. Arvind also spent over a decade at Google as a distinguished engineer, where he led teams in Google’s Search, Maps, and YouTube products. Prior, Arvind held a leadership position at Akamai and started his career at Microsoft. He earned his BTech in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, and his Masters in Computer Science from the University of Washington.
Co-founder and CTO
Co-founder and CTO
T.R. Vishwanath is a Co-founder and Technical Infrastructure Lead at Glean, and he oversees the development and maintenance of integrations with various data sources. He enjoys designing reliable and fast solutions to meaningful user problems. Before joining Glean, Vish held technical leadership roles at Facebook for close to a decade, contributing to various areas of the product such as the Facebook developer platform, News Feed, and Ads. Prior to Facebook, they worked on developer tools and runtimes at Microsoft. Vish holds a B. Tech. in Computer Science from IIT Delhi, India, and a Masters from the University of Texas at Austin.
Co-founder, Engineering
Co-founder, Engineering
Tony Gentilcore is a Co-founder and Product Engineering lead at Glean. For more than 20 years, he has loved to build products with fast and smooth user interfaces for devices of every size. During a decade at Google, he helped modernize the web search results page from the static “ten blue links” days into the JavaScript era. Later he founded and led the Chrome Speed Team where he and his team contributed to the HTML5 specification, helped form the W3C Web Performance Working Group and ensured Chrome established itself as the fastest browser. Tony received his BS in Electrical Engineering from Saint Louis University. Away from the LCD glow he’s on a quest to photograph every bird species in the world.
