AI-driven ecommerce and retail media management platform for brands
CommerceIQ runs an ecommerce management platform for brands selling across major retail marketplaces, built on Python, Spark, Databricks and PostgreSQL with deep ties into Amazon Advertising, Amazon DSP, Amazon Marketing Cloud and Instacart. RAG, LangChain and Streamlit in the stack, plus projects around retailer copilots and an agent-native services line, point to a pivot toward agentic AI. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring splits across engineering, product and sales.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
CommerceIQ is a privately held software company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with 201–500 employees. It sells an AI-powered platform that helps consumer brands manage digital shelf performance, retail media spend and sales across large online retailers and marketplaces. Its focus spans consumer goods and food & beverage brands. The product integrates with retail media channels including Amazon Advertising, Amazon DSP, The Trade Desk and Instacart. The company hires in the United States, India and Mexico.
CommerceIQ uses Python, Java, Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, Databricks, Apache Spark and Kubernetes on AWS, with LangChain, RAG and Streamlit for AI work, plus Salesforce, Salesforce CPQ, Gong and ZoomInfo for sales.
Job posts point to agentic AI: a retailer copilot with agents, an AI-driven campaign automation platform, an agent-native services product line and rapid prototyping of new agent capabilities.
CommerceIQ is hiring in the United States, India and Mexico, with an accelerating pace and a senior-weighted mix across engineering, product, sales and support.
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