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Ooma is hiring for 3 active remote roles, with remote-friendly openings, application links, and job details refreshed from the public remote job inventory.

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Open roles0 remote
Hiring areasUnited States
Company typeRemote-friendly employer
HQUnited States
IoTVoIPTelecommunications
Active remote roles0 roles
Remote hiring areasUnited States
Company typeRemote-friendly employer
HeadquartersUnited States
What they do

About Ooma

Ooma's story began in 2003, initially as Explore Networks, when co-founders Andrew Frame and Michael Cerda envisioned a way to leverage the burgeoning high-speed internet to offer free long-distance calling. This was a time when traditional phone companies still charged significant per-minute fees for such calls. The duo, having previously worked together and sharing a similar outlook on emerging technological opportunities, decided to disrupt the telecommunications landscape. They secured seed funding and assembled a team, setting up their first 'office' in an outbuilding at Cerda's home in Alamo, California. Their initial product, a 'VoIP in a box' device, aimed to use peer-to-peer VoIP technology, a concept somewhat akin to 'Napster for phones,' even bringing on Napster's founders, Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker, as advisors early on.

The company officially launched its first-generation Ooma Hub and Ooma Scout devices in 2007, marking its entry into the market. However, Frame stepped down as CEO in 2009, and Eric Stang took the helm, a position he continues to hold. Under Stang's leadership, Ooma shifted its strategy and product focus. The same year, Ooma released the Telo system, a base station for unlimited calling and caller ID, which garnered industry recognition. Recognizing the evolving needs of the market, Ooma expanded its services beyond residential customers. In 2013, the company launched Ooma Office, a cloud-based phone system tailored for small to medium-sized businesses, offering enterprise-grade features. This marked a significant step in diversifying its revenue streams. Ooma continued to innovate and grow, eventually going public in July 2015 with an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol 'OOMA'. Over the years, Ooma has further broadened its portfolio through strategic acquisitions, including security camera startup Butterfleye, custom business communications provider Voxter, and others, solidifying its position as a comprehensive communications solutions provider for both homes and businesses of all sizes.

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Remote roles and application process

Ooma has 3 active remote roles available in the current public job list. Review the latest roles, remote-work signal, locations, and direct application links before applying.

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IoTVoIPTelecommunicationsCloud CommunicationsUnified CommunicationsSmall Business SolutionsHome SecurityEnterprise CommunicationSaaSSmart Home
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Work style

Working at Ooma

Founded2004
Team size501-1000
HeadquartersUnited States
Employees live inUnited States
LeadershipEric Stang is the CEO.
MarketsOoma operates in the following markets: IoT, VoIP, Telecommunications, Cloud Communications, Unified Communications, Small Business Solutions, Home Security, Enterprise Communication, SaaS, and Smart Home.
Remote workYes, Ooma is a remote-friendly company.
Salary transparencyYes, Ooma practices salary transparency, often including salary or compensation ranges in their job posts. They provide salary data for 8 role s .
Four-day weekNo, Ooma does not offer a four-day work week.
FAQ

Ooma remote jobs FAQ

When was Ooma founded?

Ooma was founded in 2004.

Who is the CEO of Ooma?

Eric Stang is the CEO.

What industries or markets does Ooma operate in?

Ooma operates in the following markets: IoT, VoIP, Telecommunications, Cloud Communications, Unified Communications, Small Business Solutions, Home Security, Enterprise Communication, SaaS, and Smart Home.

How many employees does Ooma have?

Ooma has 501-1000 employees.

Where does Ooma have employees?

Ooma has employees in United States.

Does Ooma support remote work or working from home?

Yes, Ooma is a remote-friendly company.

Does Ooma offer a four-day work week?

No, Ooma does not offer a four-day work week.