Clay Solutions - A SALTO Group Company

What is Clay?
Clay is a wireless cloud-based smart lock technology company founded in 2012. In 2017 we’ve got acquired by SALTO Systems, the market leader in electronic locks, based in Spain. With a tight-knit team of twenty and counting talented developers and technology lovers called ‘Bricks’ we are on a mission to make this world key-free.

We work on this mission from the Clay HQ in the city centre of Amsterdam (near the Central station).

Clay works with structured methods, yet each Brick shapes the company and its products. The Bricks form the solid foundation Clay can grow from.

Working at Clay is about achieving shared goals together, so we are continuously looking for the new talent we can reach our goals with.

Read more on our three-stage hiring process on our company blog: https://my-clay.com/blog/the-three-stages-of-clays-hiring-process/

Meet the team! https://my-clay.com/about/

Our developers love working at Clay because of the:

Advanced technologies we use

Multidisciplinary teams

Highly talented fellow developers

Thirteen and counting nationalities

Reviews

Ability to work from home

Work/life balance

See if you can relate to Clay's key values:

Innovation is in our veins; we strive for the best, we aim high.
We communicate openly, transparently and thoughtfully.
Each of us takes ownership and responsibility for our work.
We lead with kindness and by example; we bring out the best in each other.
When in doubt we act with courage, take intelligent risks and make wise decisions.
With endless curiosity, we keep learning and improving while knowing to seek assistance for rapid advancement.
We’re stronger together. As a team, we’re passionate, collaborative, playful and proud.
To achieve the greatest we keep it simple, take small steps and always work smart.

Clay's Tech Stack:

REST API’s developed with C# (.NET 4.5/4.6 and .NET Core)
Native mobile apps for iOS (Swift) and Android (C)
Hosted on enterprise-grade cloud platform
Front-ends built with ReactJS
Hardware hub running embedded Linux (C++)