AI supply chain platform for quality, compliance and traceability
Inspectorio builds a supply chain platform for brands, retailers and their suppliers, running on Python/Django, PostgreSQL and React across AWS, Azure and GCP. A dense QA toolchain (Playwright, Appium, WebdriverIO, Cypress, CodeceptJS) plus pain points around release reliability show testing maturity is a live priority. Senior-heavy hiring is accelerating, centered on engineering and product, with Cursor and Gemini CLI being adopted for AI-assisted development.
Inspectorio, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a privately held software company with 201–500 employees. It provides a platform that digitizes production chain workflows such as quality management, responsible sourcing, traceability and production management. Its customers are global brands, retailers and multi-tier suppliers in categories including apparel and footwear, food and beverage, and home and furniture. The company hires across the United States, Vietnam, China and Ireland.
Inspectorio uses Python, Django, Celery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, React, Node.js, TypeScript and GraphQL, deployed with Docker and Kubernetes across AWS, Azure and GCP, with GitLab CI/CD.
Inspectorio hires in Vietnam, China, the United States and Ireland, with hiring accelerating and focused mainly on senior engineering and product roles.
Current work includes scaling test automation frameworks, integrating AI into supply chain processes, platform implementations with API and SFTP integrations, and linking product safety to traceability.
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