Turing, a temporary staffing platform for hiring remote software developers, announced an $87 million Series D funding round that brings the company’s valuation to $1.1 billion. The round was led by investment firm WestBridge Capital with participation from venture capital firm Foundation Capital and investment firm StepStone Group, a new investor.

Palo Alto, California-based Turing noted its developer pool has grown nine times in the last 12 months and that it now has more than 1 million developers from 140 countries.

The company’s customers include Johnson & Johnson, Coinbase, Rivian, Dell and Disney.

Turing supports 15 different job types and more than 100 technologies. Its platform has a vetting engine to build profiles for software developers and match them with clients.