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OpenGov

enterprise SaaS

OpenGov builds cloud software for more effective and accountable government. Trusted by 2,000+ cities, counties, and state agencies nationwide. Learn our story.

Stellt OpenGov ein?

Ja. Stand 4. Oktober 2026 hat OpenGov 66 offene Stellen auf Metaintro. 38 davon wurden in den letzten 30 Tagen veröffentlicht.

Offene Stellen

Neueste zuerst. Gehalt, sofern in der Anzeige angegeben.

Einstellungsmuster

Wie schnell OpenGov neue Stellen ausschreibt und mit welchem Arbeitsmodell.

Neue Stellen pro MonatStellen nach Monat der ersten Veröffentlichung

17
36
38
10
JuliAugustSeptemberOktober
Oktober: 10 neue Stellen.

Arbeitsmodelle der StellenAnteil der offenen Stellen

19 %
50 %
31 %
HybridVor OrtNicht angegeben
19 % der Stellen sind hybrid oder remote.

Kunden

Alle 29 Unternehmen, die OpenGov als Kunden nennt.

Fallstudien23

  • Taylor County, West Virginia
  • Starkville, Mississippi
  • Delaware County
  • Portsmouth, New Hampshire
  • Plymouth, MA
  • Danbury, CT
  • Bremerton, Washington
  • Lauderdale Lakes
  • North Charleston Sewer District
  • City of Lakewood, Colorado
  • Huntington, NY
  • City of Cambridge, MA
  • City of Plano, Texas
  • City of Banning
  • Chatham County
  • Chattanooga
  • Breckenridge Tourism Office
  • Bremerton
  • The City of Boston
  • Northlake, TX
  • City of Anderson, SC
  • City of Lubbock, TX
  • City of Burlingame

Weitere Kunden6

Was ihre Kunden sagen

Zitate von Personen bei Kunden von OpenGov.

“Our team has grown tremendously and so has our ability to serve our stakeholders, and community and OpenGov has been a large part of that.”

Eric Belford · Assistant Director of Enterprise Applications · The City of Cambridge, MA

“The pandemic created an immediate need to roll out solutions that can do a lot of things,”

Eric Belford

“OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management and the ArcGIS integration were crucial in our work to create a lead service line inventory. It lets us track historical records and repairs. It gives us information that allows us to go out and see trouble spots and how they correlate with the rest of our system. It’s a game changer.”

Brendon Lockette · Asset Management Coordinator · City of Plano, TX

““when systems are too complex and hard to use, people avoid them and revert back to paper. So you might as well not have them at all.””

Rogers

““Continuous improvement means everything to me.””

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““Even before we had signed the contract, they built functionality into their platform based on feedback I gave them during their product demos,””

Rogers

““OpenGov Procurement empowers my team — it doesn’t tell us how to do our jobs, it enables us to do them better and faster,””

Shiloh Rogers · Former Purchasing Manager · City of Banning, CA

“You can know every day how many permits… how much revenue is coming in.”

Tanja McCoy · Development Services Director · Lauderdale Lakes

“You don’t need your own software developers to get it done. It’s very intuitive… easy to make changes and see how to make changes very quickly.”

Tanja McCoy · Development Services Director · Lauderdale Lakes

“We take every permit personally… we want people to feel that we care every day.”

Nadege Colon-Thompson · Chief Permit Technician

“We’d like to credit the OpenGov staff, who made it easier for our departments to collaborate and make this decision together,”

David Camp · Chatham County

“It’s like having a filing cabinet, but the filing cabinet is electronic,”

David Camp · Chatham County

“We had customers asking us to convert their permits from our old system (manual spreadsheet) to OpenGov because they found it much better and easier,”

David Camp · Chatham County

“One of the best things about OpenGov’s solution, according to Camp, is being able to get a wealth of information in one view.”

Chatham County

“I think the speed at which OpenGov was able to move and provide us with full resources and knowledge (albeit a crash course) was amazing, and it directly led to us being able to get back to normal quicker than any other alternatives,”

David Camp · Director of Permitting & Inspections · Chatham County

“We all agreed OpenGov was the best platform for us. We liked how it worked. We liked that we could each design our own permitting through the form and through the workflow. It didn’t require coding. OpenGov doesn’t look like an AS400 system. It looks like a modern system that was developed in the 21st century, not these old mainframe systems that people still use.”

David Camp · Director of Permitting and Licensing

“We’re not molding to someone else’s process anymore—we’re designing systems that work for us.”

“We’re able to provide such a better customer experience to our permittees than many of our neighbors. Having OpenGov makes a really big difference because we’re easier to work with and very responsive in our communication.”

Molly Herwehe · Special Events Department · Breckenridge, CO

“It’s so much easier because they know what’s coming down the line. They don’t have to review a permit in three minutes to have someone sign it.”

Molly Herwehe · Special Events Department · Breckenridge, CO

“We always try to find ways to make our team more efficient and to make the permitting process more seamless. OpenGov has made processing permits truly days, if not weeks, quicker.”

Molly Herwehe · Event Coordinator · Breckenridge, CO

“Pulling it all together and showing everyone the whole picture of the state of our system and our permit compliance was really a priority for us.”

Will Riley · Stormwater Program Manager · City of Bremerton

“People were even keeping their own personal spreadsheets and files on their computers. That data was impossible to find unless you were that one person.”

Marli Stevens · Asset Manager · City of Bremerton

“We had information spread across six or seven different platforms. Engineering used one system, billing used another, operations used something else, and compliance used a completely different software.”

Will Riley · Stormwater Program Manager · City of Bremerton

“We receive all of our planning submittals in OpenGov Permitting and Licensing. It’s easy to collaborate with the Planning Department and quantify exactly how many homes are expected in new developments, and what stage each development is in.”

Adam Cromer

“Everybody is able to do more than they have been in the past thanks to the technological advances of OpenGov.”

Blu Kostelich · Chief Financial Officer · City of Lubbock, TX

“This has been a perfect opportunity to keep things transparent, but also let citizens know things don’t happen in 24 hours—and to communicate those steps,”

Blackburn · Burlingame

“We ended up doing the same things we’d always been taking care of, now we just had documentation that we were doing it. It really helps us measure and maintain that level of customer service that we want to provide here in Burlingame.”

Dawdy · Burlingame

“It’s really quite amazing. It’s really pretty seamless and we’re impressed with the way that it works,”

Karen Hager · management analyst · City of Burlingame

KI-Produktstarts und Partner

Was OpenGov auf den Markt gebracht hat und mit wem es bei KI zusammenarbeitet.

  • PartnerCox Enterprises partnershipOpenGov says its partnership with Cox Enterprises accelerates its ability to scale AI capabilities and reach more communities.
  • ProduktstartAI-native Public Service PlatformOpenGov says its Public Service Platform has AI embedded throughout so teams can find answers fast.
  • ProduktstartAI-enabled cloud softwareOpenGov’s cloud software is AI-enabled and built for public servants.
  • ProduktstartAI Invoice CaptureAI Invoice Capture reads invoices and fills fields automatically.

Gefragte Fähigkeiten

Am häufigsten in offenen Stellenanzeigen.

Meistgefragte Fähigkeiten

  • Salesforce
  • MEDDIC methodology
  • Contract negotiation
  • AI tools
  • Territory planning
  • Sales presentations
  • Sales cycle management
  • Excel
  • Consultative selling
  • Communication
  • CRM
  • Data analysis

Tech-Stack

Bibliotheken
GSAP
Three.js
Font Awesome
jQuery
CDN
cdnjs
Cloudflare
Analysen
Google Tag Manager
Google Analytics 4
Sicherheit
Cookiebot
CMS
WordPress

Unternehmensdaten

Hauptsitz
San Francisco
Gegründet
2012
Branche
enterprise SaaS
Branche (NAICS)
Information und Kommunikation
Webseite
opengov.com

Stellen nach Standort

Wo OpenGov einstellt. Wählen Sie eine Stadt, um die Stellen dort zu sehen.

Fragen zu OpenGov

Stellt OpenGov ein?
Ja. Stand 4. Oktober 2026 hat OpenGov 66 offene Stellen auf Metaintro. 38 davon wurden in den letzten 30 Tagen veröffentlicht. Die meisten entfallen auf Sales (19), Product/Project Management (13) und Developer (8).
Wo stellt OpenGov ein?
OpenGov stellt in Chicago, Pune, Atlanta, Boston, San Francisco und Dallas ein, die meisten offenen Stellen gibt es in Chicago.
Bietet OpenGov Remote- oder Hybridarbeit an?
19 % der offenen Stellen sind hybrid und 0 % remote.
Wer sind die Kunden von OpenGov?
OpenGov nennt 29 Kunden, darunter Taylor County, West Virginia, Starkville, Mississippi, Delaware County, Portsmouth, New Hampshire und Plymouth, MA.
Welche Fähigkeiten sucht OpenGov?
Die offenen Stellen verlangen am häufigsten Salesforce, MEDDIC methodology, Contract negotiation, AI tools und Territory planning.
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