Online auction marketplaces for industrial, commercial, art and antiques sectors
ATG runs a portfolio of curated online auction marketplaces on a Go and Python microservices stack across AWS EKS, with Kafka, RabbitMQ and SQS handling event traffic. Active work on real-time bidding and payment microservices, plus Snowflake and dbt data modeling, points to a platform modernization push. ML tooling (PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn) aimed at search and recommendation datasets shows personalization is a live priority alongside cloud cost control.
ATG (Auction Technology Group) is a London-headquartered, publicly listed technology company operating online auction marketplaces that connect buyers with sellers worldwide. Its business spans two sectors: Industrial & Commercial, and Art & Antiques. Brands named by the company include LiveAuctioneers, thesaleroom.com, lot-tissimo, EstateSales.NET, Chairish, Pamono and Proxibid. Alongside marketplaces, ATG offers value-added tools and services for auction sellers. The company has 201–500 employees, with offices in the US, Mexico and Germany in addition to the UK.
ATG builds with Go, Python and FastAPI on PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis, runs Docker and Kubernetes on AWS EKS, uses Kafka, RabbitMQ and SQS for messaging, and monitors with Grafana, Prometheus, Loki and Dynatrace.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward senior engineering, with additional roles in HR, data, design, legal and sales across the United States, United Kingdom and Mexico.
Current work includes real-time bidding and LiveAuctioneers payment microservices, event-driven data pipelines, Snowflake and dbt data models, and ML datasets for search, recommendations and personalization.
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