A company that’s proud of it’s origins
Established in Madagascar in 2012, SmartOne is a family business and a pioneer in the field of data labeling for AI. Its clients include some of the biggest players in American and European tech.
A local player with a global presence
Our DNA is both multidisciplinary and multicultural. With its roots in Madagascar — a melting pot of cultures and expertises — and open to the world, SmartOne takes the best of two worlds and integrates it in its approach.
The SmartOne difference
SmartOne is an all-in-one data labeling solution that support your Machine Learning team by transforming raw data into a plug-and-play dataset while optimizing costs and respecting your time constraints.
Our Core Values
The keystone of the SmartOne chromosome, which we are proud to share with all SmartOne employees.
WE PUT PEOPLE FIRST
Because people make AI smarter and will always be at the center of what we do.
WE ARE PERPETUAL LEARNERS
We’ve always embraced change and consider every challenge as an opportunity to grow.
WE LIKE TO HAVE FUN
Not taking ourselves too seriously makes the impossible possible and the journey much more enjoyable.
WE UNIFY CULTURES
We are truly international and believe that diversity is not just a strength, it’s a driver of excellence.
Enhancing Large Language Models (LLMs)
The leadership team
Our forward-looking leadership team is made up of dedicated, focused and experienced executives
Eric Raza
Geoffroy de Rincquesen
Yanik Groeme
Edouard Naegelen
Ludovic d’Alancon
Jeritiana (Jerry) Ravelojaona
Claude Hugueny
Christine Leong
Yves Farret
Board of Directors
Habib Hassim
Shahysta Hassim
Eric Raza
Jean-François Lévesque
Career Opportunities
We are always on the look out for passionate and skilled individuals to help our business grow! Discover our career opportunities.
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Sustainability at SmartOne
At SmartOne, we care deeply about Madagascar’s development. We also believe that businesses can have a major impact on the local community and economy. This is especially true in Madagascar, where almost 80% of the population lives under the poverty line and only one in three children completes their primary education.
Social Responsibility
