AI-first online classifieds across motors, real estate, jobs and second-hand
OLX runs online classifieds marketplaces spanning motors, real estate, jobs and second-hand goods across seven markets, built on a polyglot Go, Java, Kotlin and PHP stack spread over AWS, GCP and Azure. Hiring is accelerating and sales-led, with security matching engineering demand, consistent with active work on technology risk, ITGC audits and a new risk and compliance system. Projects point to a shift toward an agentic horizontal marketplace.
Notable leadership hires: Head Consumer Segment
OLX operates online classifieds marketplaces connecting consumers with car dealers, realtors, employers and second-hand sellers. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is privately held and employs 1,001–5,000 people. It runs marketplaces in seven markets across two continents, with current hiring in Romania, Poland, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Spain and South Africa. Its engineering runs on Go, Java, Kotlin, PHP and Python with Kubernetes and Elasticsearch, while commercial teams use Salesforce and HubSpot.
OLX uses Go, Java, Kotlin, PHP and Python on AWS, GCP and Azure, with Kubernetes, Elasticsearch, GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins, plus Tableau and Superset for analytics and Salesforce and HubSpot for sales.
OLX is hiring in Romania, Poland, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Spain and South Africa, with sales the largest hiring function and security and engineering close behind.
OLX is incubating a fully agentic horizontal marketplace, driving AI transformation in its horizontal domain, implementing a new risk and compliance system and building internal testing capability.
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