Locus builds an agentic TMS that automates logistics decisions across delivery networks, now owned by Ingka Group (IKEA's parent). The stack—Java/Spring, Kafka, Redis, Kubernetes, multi-cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure)—supports real-time dispatch and route optimization at enterprise scale. Current hiring is heavily weighted toward senior and staff engineers (14 of 21 open roles), with a notable CISO search underway, signaling both platform maturation and security-critical customer demands in CPG and retail supply chains.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Information Security Officer
Locus provides a composable transportation management platform serving 300+ enterprises across 30+ countries in retail, CPG, and logistics. The product suite includes an agentic TMS, dispatch management, and DiSCO (a logistics operating system for autonomous multi-channel orchestration). Decision automation is governed by six control mechanisms—explainability, traceability, evaluation, autonomy levels, execution sandbox, and human-in-the-loop—allowing customers to define policies without code. Founded in 2015 and acquired by Ingka Group, the company operates from Milpitas with a 201–500-person team and advertises typical enterprise go-live timelines in weeks rather than years.
Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, Redis, Kubernetes, Docker, plus multi-cloud deployment on AWS, GCP, and Azure. Data layer includes PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch; CI/CD via Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD; mobile via Swift and iOS.
Headquartered in Milpitas, California. Active hiring across United Kingdom, India, Bulgaria, and Germany; accelerating velocity in last 30 days.
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