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HOKA Tech Stack

Performance footwear and apparel brand scaling omni-channel retail operations

Retail Apparel and Fashion Goleta, California 51–200 employees Public Company

HOKA is a public footwear and apparel company expanding aggressively across physical and digital channels—hiring 94 roles in the last 30 days with a pronounced marketing and sales focus (82 open positions combined). The tech stack is heavily weighted toward design tools (Adobe, Rhino, Blender, ZBrush, Unreal Engine) and retail infrastructure (Salesforce Commerce Cloud, CoreMedia), pointing to a brand investing in product visualization and omni-channel merchandising rather than backend optimization. Active pain points around forecasting, store consistency, and planning-tool modernization suggest the company is wrestling with the operational complexity of coordinated store openings and regional scaling.

Tech Stack 26 technologies

Core StackAdobe Illustrator After Effects Adobe Photoshop Miro Adobe Creative Cloud JavaScript Jira Confluence FullStory Google Analytics Figma Photoshop Rhino Blender ZBrush Grasshopper Gravity Sketch Unreal Engine Keyshot Substance Painter FreeMarker Salesforce Commerce Cloud CoreMedia Lucid Midjourney ContentSquare

What HOKA Is Building

Challenges

  • Consistency across stores
  • Forecasting accuracy
  • Capacity management
  • Timely service delivery
  • Optimizing site performance and scalability
  • Ensuring accessibility compliance
  • Improving store operations
  • Improving staff data capability
  • Increasing brand engagement
  • Outdated planning tools

Active Projects

  • Seasonal marketing plans
  • Project timeline systems
  • Creative operations infrastructure
  • Cross-functional resource optimization
  • Product assortment planning
  • Omni-channel capability build up
  • Regional new store openings and refits
  • Product master list maintenance
  • Grassroots running programs in 4 key cities
  • Co-branding collaborations

Hiring Activity

Accelerating110 roles · 95 in 30d

Department

Marketing
47
Sales
35
Engineering
11
Ops
5
Design
4
Product
3
Operations
1

Seniority

Senior
40
Manager
19
Lead
18
Director
13
Junior
11
Mid
5

Notable leadership hires: Sales Lead

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About HOKA

HOKA designs and sells performance-focused running shoes and apparel through direct-to-consumer and retail channels. The company is publicly traded and headquartered in Goleta, California, with hiring active across the United States, China, Italy, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and France. Current priorities include regional store openings and refits, omni-channel capability expansion, grassroots running community programs in four key cities, and co-branding collaborations. The organization is pursuing product assortment planning and creative operations infrastructure improvements to support consistency and coordination across dispersed teams and locations.

HeadquartersGoleta, California
Company Size51–200 employees
Hiring MarketsUnited States, China, Italy, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France

Frequently Asked Questions

What design tools does HOKA use?

HOKA's design stack includes Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects), Rhino, Blender, ZBrush, Gravity Sketch, Unreal Engine, Keyshot, and Substance Painter—emphasizing 3D modeling and visualization across footwear and product design.

What countries does HOKA hire in?

HOKA recruits across seven countries: the United States, China, Italy, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and France, aligning with regional store expansion and omni-channel scaling priorities.

How this profile is built

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