Online car marketplace connecting buyers and sellers with dealer networks
Carwow runs a car buying and selling marketplace on a Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL and Heroku core, with Hotwire on the front end and Terraform for infrastructure. A heavy CRM and lifecycle layer (Salesforce, Braze, Iterable, Klaviyo) plus a sales-led hiring mix point to dealer acquisition as the growth engine. Pricing accuracy, ratebook tooling and LLM-based document verification dominate current job posts, alongside newly adopted Retool and Zapier for internal automation.
Notable leadership hires: Business Director
Carwow is a London-headquartered online destination for changing cars, founded in 2013 and privately held. Consumers use it to research new cars, compare dealer prices and sell their existing vehicle, while dealers use the platform to reach buyers and move stock. The company employs 201–500 people and operates across the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain and Portugal. Its content footprint includes car reviews and a YouTube presence alongside the transactional marketplace.
Carwow builds on Ruby on Rails, Ruby, PostgreSQL, Heroku, Hotwire and Terraform, with Salesforce, NetSuite, Looker, Tableau, Braze and Iterable on the business side. It is adopting Retool, Zapier and Google Apps Script.
Job posts point to the Sell My Car platform, pricing models and ratebook tooling, a GenAI initiative, LLM-powered document verification and a personalised recommendation engine.
Carwow hires in the United Kingdom, Portugal and Germany, with a mix weighted toward sales and marketing roles alongside ops, support, data and product.
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