Retail media network monetising Woolworths and BIG W customer data
Cartology is the Woolworths Group's retail media business, selling data-led ad placements across Woolworths Supermarkets and BIG W channels. Its stack pairs GCP, BigQuery and Looker with LiveRamp and DV360 for measurement, while adopting Adobe Workfront and AEM Assets points to a push to replace spreadsheet-and-email creative workflows. Accelerating, sales-led hiring targets sponsored search growth and Everyday Rewards commercialisation.
Cartology operates as the standalone media arm of the Woolworths Group, serving as the exclusive media partner for Woolworths Supermarkets and BIG W. It sells to brands and marketers who want to reach shoppers using retailer customer insight combined with owned and partner media channels, including in-store screens and social activations. The company employs 201–500 people and is headquartered in Surry Hills, New South Wales. Its engineering base runs on GCP with Kotlin, Java, TypeScript and Kafka, and current hiring is concentrated in Australia across sales, product and operations.
Cartology runs on GCP with BigQuery, Looker, Kafka, Pub/Sub, Apache Airflow and Kubernetes, building in Kotlin, Java, TypeScript and Python, with LiveRamp, DV360, Broadsign and Salesforce for media and sales.
Current initiatives include BigQuery pipelines and Looker dashboards for campaign measurement, LiveRamp measurement frameworks, TikTok and Pinterest activations, sponsored search growth and Everyday Rewards product commercialisation.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward sales, followed by product and operations, with mostly senior and manager-level roles based in Australia.
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