Wiliot
Wiliot is a pioneer of Ambient IoT, providing battery-free Bluetooth sensors and an AI-powered cloud platform for continuous supply chain visibility and intelligence.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Israel
- CEO
- Tal Tamir, Yaron Elboim
About
We're a team of engineers and innovators who've spent years figuring out how to connect everyday things to the internet without batteries. Our IoT Pixels are tiny stickers that harvest energy from radio waves, sending data about location, temperature, and movement to the cloud. This might sound like science fiction, but we're already working with major retailers, logistics companies, and brands to track inventory, reduce waste, and make supply chains actually intelligent. The problem we're solving is real - RFID creates choke points at fixed read points, and manual scanning is expensive and error-prone. Our platform uses battery-free Bluetooth sensors and AI to provide continuous visibility without the infrastructure headaches. We've raised significant funding from investors like SoftBank, Amazon, and Qualcomm because they see what we see: the future isn't just about connecting expensive things, it's about making everyday items intelligent. Our team spans Israel, the US, and Europe, and we're passionate about building technology that scales to trillions of items while keeping costs low enough for mass adoption.
Open positions

Data Analyst
Wiliot is hiring a Data Analyst in Lisbon to dig through massive IoT data streams from customer deployments, uncover 'aha' insights, and build visualizations and solutions around them. Core stack includes Python, Spark, SQL/InfluxDB, and BI tools like Plotly, Tableau, PowerBI, and Grafana, working closely with engineers and customers.

Senior Data Engineer
Wiliot, an IoT company whose self-powered sensing stickers bring connectivity to products and packaging, is hiring a Senior Data Engineer in Lisbon to design scalable, data-intensive pipelines and management systems. The stack centers on Java/Spring Boot, Flink/Spark, Kafka, microservices in multi-cloud, and relational/NoSQL databases.