Japanese local delivery marketplace with in-house logistics for merchants
Demae-can runs a Tokyo-based delivery marketplace that pairs restaurants and retailers with consumers and supplies its own courier logistics. Its multi-cloud stack (AWS, GCP, OCI) alongside legacy Oracle and VMware points to a platform mid-modernization, while adoption of Workato and Okta Workflows signals a push to automate internal operations. Sales-led hiring and pain points around regaining market leadership show a company fighting for share.
Demae-can operates a local delivery platform in Japan, originally built as a marketplace connecting restaurants with users. It now provides its own delivery logistics to merchants, extending beyond food into categories such as household goods. The company was founded in 1999, is headquartered in Tokyo, and is publicly listed on the JASDAQ Standard market under stock code 2484. It employs between 201 and 500 people and recruits across Japan, Singapore, Romania, India and Indonesia.
Demae-can uses Python, Java, Kotlin and Spring Boot on AWS, GCP and OCI, with BigQuery, MySQL, DynamoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, Kubernetes, Terraform, Argo CD and New Relic.
Job posts point to an AI-driven delivery optimization platform, data-driven sales initiatives, menu optimization from customer data, digital product design and an ESG promotion project.
Demae-can hires in Japan, Singapore, Romania, India and Indonesia, with sales the most active department alongside design and engineering.
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