Data collaboration platform for identity, privacy, and first-party data activation
LiveRamp operates a data collaboration platform connecting hundreds of brands, retailers, banks, and tech companies around identity resolution, customer data activation, and compliance. The tech stack spans Go, Java, Kubernetes, Spark, Snowflake, and Databricks—classic big-data infrastructure—now adopting Parquet, Vertex AI, and Gemini to layer in ML-driven identity and LLM-based agents. Engineering hiring (53 roles, mostly senior/staff level) outpaces sales (32) and data (14), reflecting active buildout on deep learning for identity graphs, distributed systems for near real-time processing, and a data marketplace, while security automation and SIEM threat detection signal defensive maturity in a compliance-heavy vertical.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director, Account Director, Technical Lead Manager, Director CTV Social Media, Head of Publishers
LiveRamp is a public data collaboration platform founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, with ~1,000–5,000 employees across offices worldwide. The company enables brands, retailers, financial institutions, and healthcare organizations to unify first-party customer data, activate partnerships, and build identity resolution without relying on third-party cookies—core to its positioning in consumer privacy and data ethics. The platform handles data onboarding, big-data analytics, marketing-technology integration, and digital-advertising use cases; customers range from iconic consumer brands to tech giants. LiveRamp operates across six countries (US, Japan, India, Germany, UK, Philippines) and is actively scaling engineering and security functions to address compliance complexity and migrate legacy systems.
Go, Java, Kotlin, Python, Scala for compute; Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform for orchestration; Spark, Hadoop, Airflow for data processing; Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, SingleStore for analytics; Fivetran, dbt, Apache Beam for pipelines; GCP infrastructure; Salesforce for CRM.
Primarily United States, but also Japan, India, Germany, United Kingdom, and Philippines. Sales, engineering, and data roles span multiple regions.
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