Pinecone’s mission is to make AI knowledgeable
With its vector database at the core, Pinecone is the leading knowledge platform for building accurate, secure, and scalable AI applications.
Origin Story
Pinecone was founded in 2019 by Edo Liberty. As a research director at AWS and at Yahoo! before that, Edo saw the tremendous power of combining AI models and vector search to dramatically improve applications such as spam detectors and recommendation systems.
While he was working on custom vector search systems at enormous scales, he assumed there was already a packaged solution out there for everyone else who didn’t have the same engineering and data-science resources available. To his surprise, there wasn’t. Thus Pinecone and the vector database category of solutions was born.
Pinecone was created to provide the critical storage and retrieval infrastructure needed for building and running state-of-the-art AI applications. The founding principle was to make the solution accessible to engineering teams of all sizes and levels of AI expertise, which led to the fully managed service and ease of use that Pinecone is known for today.
Leadership
Edo Liberty
CEO
Ram Sriharsha
CTO
Lauren Nemeth
COO
Lior Ehrenfeld
VP Finance & Ops
Brian Cyr
VP Legal
Adel Farahmand
VP Business Development
Bear Douglas
VP, Developer Relations and Docs
Bobby Mohr
VP Global Sales
Sungwoo Chon
VP Revenue Operations
Ifat Villaret
Director of Finance
Kristen Werner
Director of Data
Alicia del Carmen Raymond
Director, People
Mike Sefanov
Director, Communications
AJ Zaharioudakis
Director, FP&A
Liam Morrison
Director of Solutions Engineering
Shimshon Zimmerman
Director, Engineering
Our Global Office Locations
We listen and learn and contribute to the communities around us.
New York City HQ
1375 Broadway, Floor 11, New York, NY 10018
Tel Aviv Office
Derech Menachem Begin 152, We Tower, Building A, Floor 7 Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6492105
Join Our Team
Be a pro at what you love, and discover new challenges in a place where you can take ownership, chase ideas, and build the future of vector search.