Returns processing and logistics platform for online merchants
Happy Returns, a UPS company, runs returns software and physical returns logistics for online retailers on a cloud-native stack of AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Pulumi and Go. Current hiring is concentrated in warehouse operations and logistics rather than engineering, and job posts repeatedly flag high-volume warehouse throughput and growth-driven scaling as the pressure points.
Happy Returns is a Santa Monica, California company founded in 2015 and now part of UPS. It provides returns management for e-commerce merchants, combining software with in-person return drop-off points and back-end logistics. The company also positions its service around return fraud defense and operational efficiency for brands. It employs 51–200 people and currently hires in the United States. Its engineering stack spans Go, Python, TypeScript and React, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and DynamoDB for data.
Happy Returns uses AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and Pulumi for infrastructure, Go, Python, TypeScript and React for development, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and DynamoDB for data, and Datadog and New Relic for monitoring.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, focused on warehouse operations and logistics roles at mid and junior levels in the United States.
Happy Returns is headquartered in Santa Monica, California. Founded in 2015, it is a UPS company with 51–200 employees.
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