AI-driven customer engagement platform for marketers working on live data
imagino builds a customer engagement platform for marketing teams, combining a Go and TypeScript/React product with an analytical layer on ClickHouse, DuckDB and PostgreSQL, deployed via Kubernetes and Helm on Azure and OVH. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, led by sales roles in the UK and US, which points to an international push upmarket. A parallel ISO 27001 and security governance effort suggests enterprise procurement is shaping the roadmap.
imagino is a France-based software company headquartered in Cachan, Ile-de-France, founded in 2017 and privately held with 51–200 employees. It sells an AI-driven customer engagement platform that unifies customer data for audience building, journey orchestration and personalised campaigns. An embedded intelligence layer, Imogen, operates on governed data without copying it, and the platform works with customers' chosen AI models. The company serves brands across sectors including retail, travel, automotive and publishing, and is expanding its commercial presence in the United Kingdom and United States.
imagino's stack includes Go, TypeScript, React and TanStack, with PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, DuckDB and Snowflake for data, Kubernetes, Helm and Docker for deployment, GitLab for CI, and Azure and OVH hosting.
Yes. Sales is the largest focus of imagino's accelerating, senior-weighted hiring, centered on UK go-to-market and a mid-market and enterprise pipeline, alongside engineering, marketing, security and support roles.
imagino is headquartered in Cachan, Ile-de-France, France, and is currently hiring in the United Kingdom and United States.
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