Email and SMS marketing automation platform for ecommerce brands
Omnisend runs an ecommerce marketing automation platform on a Go, Node.js and TypeScript backend with NSQ and Pub/Sub messaging on GCP, and is doubling down on Go. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward support and junior roles alongside engineering, while pain points cluster on deliverability, sender reputation, churn and activation. That mix points to a customer-success push around onboarding and contact migration.
Omnisend provides an email marketing and automation platform aimed at ecommerce business owners, with 24/7 support and pricing positioned as an affordable alternative. Founded in 2014 and privately held, the company is based in Denmark and employs 201–500 people. It hires across Lithuania, the United States, Brazil, Malaysia, Bulgaria and Croatia. Teams span engineering, support, product, sales, marketing and design, with account managers guiding managed and top-tier customers on campaign strategy.
Omnisend uses Go, Node.js, TypeScript, React and Angular, with PostgreSQL, NSQ and Pub/Sub on GCP, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible, plus Prometheus, Loki and Tempo for observability.
Omnisend is hiring in Lithuania, the United States, Brazil, Malaysia, Bulgaria and Croatia, with hiring velocity currently accelerating.
Yes. Engineering and support lead current hiring, followed by product, sales and marketing, with a tilt toward junior roles and Go adoption on the engineering side.
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