Odoo builds an open-source suite of integrated business applications on Python, JavaScript and PostgreSQL, with SASS and Bootstrap on the frontend. Hiring is accelerating and heavily sales-led, with support second and mostly mid and junior roles across nine countries, which points to a land-and-expand push through partners. Lightspeed, Xero and MYOB in the stack, plus recurring fiscal compliance and reconciliation themes, show accounting-led migrations are a core sales motion.
Odoo is a privately held software company founded in 2005 and headquartered in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, with 5,001–10,000 employees. It develops a suite of interconnected business apps spanning CRM, sales, accounting, warehouse management, HR, project management, marketing, point of sale and website/e-commerce. The software is open source, extended by a community of contributors and deployed locally by a certified partner network. Odoo positions itself as an ERP option for companies of many sizes and has offices in the US, Belgium, Luxembourg, India, Hong Kong, Dubai and Mexico.
Odoo's core stack is Python, JavaScript and PostgreSQL, with SASS and Bootstrap for UI, Transifex for localization, Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud for design, and Apollo and ZoomInfo for sales prospecting.
Yes. Sales is Odoo's largest hiring area, followed by support and engineering, with hiring accelerating and focused mainly on mid-level and junior positions.
Odoo is hiring in Indonesia, Germany, Sri Lanka, the United States, France, Canada, Australia, Belgium and Peru.
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