Data replication and cloud POS platform for enterprise retail
Jumpmind operates across two distinct product lines: SymmetricDS, a change-data-capture tool for database synchronization, and Jumpmind Commerce, a microservices-based cloud POS built on Java, Spring, Kubernetes, and AWS/GCP/Azure. The tech stack reflects deep infrastructure maturity — Kafka, Prometheus, Grafana, and OpenTelemetry signal observability-first engineering — while 5 open roles skew heavily toward senior engineers (3 of 4 engineering hires), suggesting they are scaling the platform layer rather than expanding team breadth.
Jumpmind was founded in 2008 by former retailers to solve data synchronization across fragmented enterprise retail systems. The company serves tier-one retailers managing thousands of stores and tens of thousands of databases. SymmetricDS handles real-time data replication and change capture across heterogeneous databases and filesystems. Jumpmind Commerce provides a cloud-native POS platform designed from scratch with microservices and API-first architecture, supported by implementations, training, and domain expertise across scan-and-go, promotions, pricing, and omnichannel workflows. The 51–200-person team is based in Columbus, OH.
Java, Spring, Angular, Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Infrastructure monitoring via Prometheus, Grafana, and OpenTelemetry. Data layer includes Oracle, SQL Server, Snowflake, and MongoDB; streaming via Kafka.
A microservices commerce platform (Jumpmind Commerce) as the core product focus, alongside SymmetricDS, their data replication and change-data-capture solution.
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