Independent open-market distributor of electronic components worldwide
Fusion Worldwide sources electronic components for global enterprises through the open market, backed by quality testing and a counterfeit avoidance program. Hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led, focused on customer and supplier prospecting across Asia, Europe and the Americas, with Japan named as an expansion target. The stack pairs NetSuite and SAP with Palantir Foundry, dbt and Power BI, which points to heavy investment in supply-market data and analytics.
Fusion Worldwide is a privately held independent distributor of electronic components, founded in 2001. It connects buyers with vetted suppliers and offers supply chain services to enterprises of all sizes in computing, IT infrastructure, automotive, industrial automation, consumer electronics and medical markets. The company has 201–500 employees and operates offices across the Americas, Europe and Asia. Its operations include supplier relations, regional sales and service hubs, and component quality testing, which it expanded through the acquisition of the Singapore test center Prosemi.
Fusion Worldwide uses NetSuite and SAP for ERP, HubSpot, Sales Navigator and ZoomInfo for sales, Palantir Foundry, dbt and Power BI for analytics, and AWS, Azure and GCP for cloud infrastructure.
Fusion Worldwide hires in the United States, Mexico, China, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, India, the Netherlands and South Korea. Most open roles are in sales, with some in operations.
Yes. Fusion Worldwide uses Palantir Foundry and Contour together with dbt, Python and Power BI, which suggests a data-driven approach to sourcing and market intelligence.
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