TradingView, known for its web-based charting and social networking tools for traders and investors, employs approximately 143 people worldwide. Recent staffing activity shows 23 hires balanced against 13 departures, pointing to measured expansion. The company’s lean but globally dispersed team supports its cloud platform, data infrastructure, and community features.
Engineering is TradingView’s largest group with 36 employees, accounting for roughly one-quarter of the workforce and underscoring the platform’s focus on product development and reliability. Business Management (22 employees) and Banking & Wealth Management specialists (20 employees) follow, reflecting the blend of technical and financial expertise required to run a market-data business. Finance & Administration contributes 19 team members who handle internal controls and compliance, while Marketing & Product, Operations, and Sales & Support together add another 26 employees to drive user acquisition and customer care. Smaller yet essential functions such as Information Technology and Program & Project Management round out the organization.
TradingView operates with a highly distributed model: 81 employees list their location as "Other," indicating a sizable remote cohort. Among specific hubs, London hosts the largest group at 16 employees, while Tbilisi and Málaga each support double-digit teams. New York (11 employees) anchors the company’s U.S. presence, with additional staff in Karachi, Jakarta, Kyiv, Madrid, and the Randstad region of the Netherlands. This geographic spread enables the company to maintain round-the-clock platform support and tap into diverse talent pools.