DTC product platform managing thousands of SKUs across home, business, and pet categories
Gorilla Commerce operates a vertically integrated DTC brand portfolio (Gorilla Grip, Kangaroo, Sofa Shield, Mighty Monkey, and others) with deep product design and supply-chain analytics. The tech stack—CAD tools (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Rhino, Fusion 360), Azure data infrastructure, and NetSuite—reflects a manufacturing and inventory-heavy operation. Current hiring velocity signals a transition from Amazon-dependent sales toward omnichannel distribution; projects around retailer engagement, trademark management, and SKU-level planning show Gorilla is scaling both legal operations and supply complexity as it moves beyond pure marketplace dependency.
Gorilla Commerce develops and sells home, business, and pet products directly to consumers through a portfolio of owned brands. The company manages thousands of SKUs across dozens categories using data-driven category selection and systematic market analysis. Operations span product design (CAD and visualization tooling), supply-chain planning (Azure-based data warehouse and NetSuite ERP), retail partnerships, and IP management. Founded in 2014 and based in Norwalk, Connecticut, the company employs 51–200 people and is actively hiring across design, product, data, and legal functions.
Design and CAD tools (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Rhino, Fusion 360, KeyShot), creative software (Figma, Adobe Suite), ERP (NetSuite), cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure), data platforms (Azure Synapse, Power BI), and marketplace advertising (Amazon Ads).
United States, Colombia, and Mexico, with active open positions spanning product, design, data, legal, and operations functions.
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