Local mobile marketplace for buying, selling, jobs and services
OfferUp runs a local mobile marketplace on a multi-cloud AWS and GCP footprint managed with Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm and ArgoCD, and is now adopting Amazon Bedrock alongside AI/ML developer tooling work. Job posts pair design-system rebuilds with selling marketing services to SMBs, which points to a monetization push toward local businesses while the product team expands into five business verticals.
OfferUp operates a mobile marketplace where people buy and sell new and secondhand goods locally, with listings that extend to jobs, professional services and home rentals. Founded in 2011, the privately held company is headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, and employs 201–500 people. Its revenue side includes advertising and marketing services sold to small and mid-sized businesses, supported by Salesforce, Stripe and paid acquisition channels such as Meta Ads Manager, Google Ads and AppsFlyer. Hiring spans design, engineering, sales, marketing, operations and product, with roles in the United States and Colombia.
OfferUp runs on AWS and GCP with Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD, Envoy and Gloo, monitors with Datadog, and builds with React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Node.js and Java. It is adopting Amazon Bedrock.
Yes, at a steady pace across design, engineering, sales, marketing, operations and product, skewed toward senior and principal levels, with roles in the United States and Colombia.
Current work includes reusable design patterns, end-to-end platform migrations, AI/ML developer tooling, CI/CD pipelines, and new user experiences and backend services across five business verticals.
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