JOOLA Tech Stack

Table tennis and pickleball equipment manufacturer with global distribution

Sporting Goods Manufacturing Rockville, MD 201–500 employees Founded 1952 Privately Held

JOOLA manufactures table tennis and pickleball equipment, apparel, and accessories across four continents. The tech stack reveals a supply-chain-first organization: NetSuite + Oracle ERP + SAP for planning and inventory, Centric PLM for product lifecycle, Kinaxis for supply-chain orchestration, and a cluster of demand-forecasting tools (Oracle Demantra, SAP IBP, scikit-learn, statsmodels). Current projects center on automation (order entry, invoicing), observability, and demand forecasting accuracy—signaling operational scaling challenges as they balance peak-season capacity with margin pressure.

Tech Stack 39 technologies

Core StackFigma Lucidchart NetSuite Monday.com Salesforce MuleSoft SAP Oracle Power BI Tableau Pandas NumPy scikit-learn Jira Confluence Shopify AWS Centric PLM Celigo Boomi Oracle ERP SAP IBP Oracle Demantra Kinaxis statsmodels Microsoft Project Amazon Seller Central Amazon Advertising Instacart Helium 10+9 more

What JOOLA Is Building

◆Challenges

High availability and sla adherence
Scaling peak business periods
Reducing manual tasks
Building new sports market in japan
Avoiding duplication or last-minute rework
Identifying feasibility gaps early
Avoiding bottlenecks
Expanding distribution channels
Increasing sales volume
Building brand visibility

▲Active Projects

Integration projects across ipaas platforms
Automation of order entry and invoicing
Observability and monitoring implementation
Develop new sales channels
Product demos
Sku-subsidiary level demand forecasting
Production scheduling and sourcing strategy alignment
Forecast accuracy improvement initiatives
Apac content strategy
Apac content roadmap

Hiring Activity

Accelerating10 roles · 10 in 30d

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About JOOLA

JOOLA is a sporting goods manufacturer founded in 1952, headquartered in Rockville, MD. The company designs and sells table tennis and pickleball equipment and apparel to both professional athletes and recreational players worldwide. JOOLA operates offices in the United States, Germany, Brazil, and China, with a distributor network spanning multiple continents. The company is owned by Sport Squad, Inc., a certified MBE. Recent expansion into pickleball has added a second revenue pillar alongside its legacy table tennis business.

HeadquartersRockville, MD

Company Size201–500 employees

Founded1952

Hiring MarketsIndia, United States, Japan, Singapore, Australia, South Korea

Frequently Asked Questions

What countries does JOOLA hire in?

JOOLA is actively hiring across six countries: United States, India, Japan, Singapore, Australia, and South Korea—reflecting presence in APAC and headquarters markets.

What enterprise software does JOOLA use?

JOOLA runs NetSuite, Oracle ERP, SAP, and Salesforce for core operations; Centric PLM for product design; Kinaxis for supply-chain planning; and Power BI and Tableau for analytics.

What is JOOLA currently working on?

Active initiatives include automation of order entry and invoicing, demand forecasting accuracy improvements, production scheduling alignment, APAC content strategy expansion, and new sales channel development—particularly focused on building presence in Japan.

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