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Docker

container applications

Docker is a platform designed to help developers build, share, and run container applications. We handle the tedious setup, so you can focus on the code.

Docker recrute-t-il ?

Oui. Au 3 octobre 2026, Docker compte 64 postes ouverts sur Metaintro.

Postes ouverts

Les plus récents d’abord. Rémunération affichée lorsque l’offre l’indique.

Clients

Les 49 entreprises que Docker cite comme clients.

Clients qui recrutent actuellement5

Études de cas19

Autres clients25

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Ce que disent leurs clients

Témoignages de personnes travaillant chez les clients de Docker.

“With Docker, we can now evolve and deploy our AI models across our platforms, ensuring consistent and reliable results every time.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“The ease of use and extensive ecosystem around Docker has accelerated our AI initiatives. It’s not just a containerization tool; it’s a comprehensive solution that aligns perfectly with ZEISS’s goals and challenges.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“Docker’s GPU support has been invaluable for our AI models, especially when running Linux-based containers on a Windows host. These nuanced features make Docker the right fit for ZEISS’s complex needs.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“The ability to encapsulate all runtime dependencies in a Docker container has been a game-changer for us. It has streamlined our deployment process, allowing us to focus more on innovation than troubleshooting compatibility issues.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“What sets Docker apart is its alignment with the OCI standard and its incredible versatility. It’s not just about running containers; it’s about running them in a way that can be easily adapted and scaled, which is crucial for our software development approach at ZEISS.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS
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“Docker’s container technology has provided ZEISS with the perfect toolkit to address our unique challenges in AI model deployment. It’s not just a solution; it’s the right solution for us.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“In the ever-evolving realm of AI, consistency is key. With Docker, we’ve achieved a level of reproducibility that ensures our AI models perform optimally, irrespective of where they are deployed.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“The challenges of deploying AI models, especially in diverse environments, are numerous. Docker’s container solution has been a game-changer for us, allowing for increased modularity and efficiency when developing new products.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

“At ZEISS, we’ve always been at the forefront of technological innovation and supporting reproducible research. With Docker, we can now evolve and deploy our AI models across our platforms, ensuring consistent and reliable results every time.”

Dr. Sebastian Rhode · Software Architect – AI Solutions, Staff Expert at ZEISS Microscopy · ZEISS

““The performance gains we’ve seen using Docker Build Cloud have been huge, particularly with multi-architecture builds. Developers now have access to fast, native builds without the delays caused by emulation.””

Siimpl

““The developer productivity gains we’ve seen by using Docker Build Cloud are massive. We’re talking about a 50-75% improvement in cycle time for builds, which is a game changer for our team.””

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““One of the best things about Docker Build Cloud is that it reduces the overhead. Our team doesn’t have to wait for a GitHub Actions job to finish. Everything happens natively in Docker Desktop, which keeps the workflow fast and efficient.””

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““With Docker Build Cloud, our developers can stay in their local terminals, and builds happen seamlessly without needing to push code or create a pull request. It’s all done right in Docker Desktop, which is a massive time saver.””

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““Docker Build Cloud’s remote builders have been incredible. Developers don’t have to worry about their local machine specs anymore—they just offload the builds to Docker, and builds are completed much faster.””

Siimpl

““Docker Build Cloud helped us cut build times by 90%. Before, we were stuck dealing with QEMU emulation, which slowed everything down, but now, it’s a night-and-day difference.””

Neal Patel · Siimpl

““Docker’s the default position for us as a business because we know that it works, it’s reliable, it’s efficient, it’s just really easy for us to get things up and running quickly.””

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““The ecosystem that we have in play works, regardless of whether you’re a permanent employee or a contractor or remote.””

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““We have our own data centers, but predominantly everything in the container lives in the cloud — either AWS or Azure. When I started, we had about 600 virtual machines. That’s down to about 400, but now we’ve got three and a half thousand containers. So there’s an order of magnitude difference now. Docker’s the default position for us as a business because we know that it works, it’s reliable, it’s efficient, it’s just really easy for us to get things up and running quickly and do you.“”

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““One of the key benefits we’ve seen from using Docker is that it enables a very flexible work environment. Developers can build and test applications locally on their own machines with consistency across environments, thanks to Docker’s containerization approach.””

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““The ecosystem that we have implemented with Docker works seamlessly regardless of whether developers are permanent employees in our offices, contractors, or fully remote workers.””

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““We’ve seen massive savings in terms of time for our developers — they just get up and running straight away.””

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““There are some squads that, if the architecture is right, can go into production in less than an hour from the code being ready. And that’s never happened before.“”

Matt Law · Chapter Lead, DevOps · The Warehouse Group

““Docker’s secure and efficient onboarding process allowed us to start seeing value within a day.””

Security Lead

““The speed and accuracy of Stride Conductor in resolving errors have significantly improved our development process.””

CTO

““The integration of Conductor into our workflow was seamless and efficient, drastically cutting down our manual efforts.””

Lead Developer

““Stride Conductor has changed the ROI equation for us to take care of these errors, now and in the future.””

VP of Engineering

““Time to market is critical in today’s fast-paced world. With ephemeral environments built with Docker, we’ve seen companies shorten their development cycles by weeks, sometimes months, enabling them to stay ahead in competitive markets.””

Matt Carter · CMO · Release.com

““The inconsistency across environments has been a persistent thorn in the side of developers. By ensuring uniformity from development to production, we’ve essentially eradicated the ‘it works on my machine’ issue.””

Matt Carter · CMO · Release.com

““Our collaboration with Docker has been a game-changer for Release, significantly boosting our sign-ups and engagement. Docker’s community-oriented approach has allowed us to reach and provide value to a broader audience, directly contributing to our rapid growth and increased relevance within the developer ecosystem.””

Matt Carter · CMO · Release.com

““By integrating with Docker Extensions, we’ve expanded Docker’s capabilities and facilitated a more personalized and efficient development environment. This effort underscores our commitment to the Docker community, providing a solution that directly addresses the need for easier sharing and collaboration among developers.””

Matt Carter · CMO · Release.com

Lancements et partenaires IA

Ce que Docker a lancé et avec qui elle collabore en matière d’IA.

  • LancementGordonGordon is Docker’s AI assistant and helps with tasks like containerizing apps.
  • LancementDocker Hub MCP ServerDocker Hub MCP Server connects Docker Hub APIs to LLMs.
  • LancementMCP GatewayMCP Gateway consolidates multiple MCP servers into a single, consistent endpoint for AI agents.
  • LancementDocker Model RunnerDocker Model Runner converts LLMs into OCI-compliant containers.

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Questions sur Docker

Docker recrute-t-il ?
Oui. Au 3 octobre 2026, Docker compte 64 postes ouverts sur Metaintro. La plupart se concentrent dans Sales (15), Developer (14) et Business Development (5).
Où Docker recrute-t-elle ?
Docker recrute à Canada, England, United Kingdom, United States, Seattle, Australia et London, avec le plus de postes ouverts à Canada.
Qui sont les clients de Docker ?
Docker cite 49 clients, dont Cloudflare, Itaú Unibanco, Keyfactor, Ataccama et Distilled.
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