Privacy-first identity and data collaboration platform for publishers and advertisers
Optable builds identity infrastructure and data collaboration tools for the advertising ecosystem, with a tech stack anchored in Go, gRPC, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, and Kubernetes—a backend-heavy, data-intensive architecture. The company is actively hiring across marketing and engineering (equal weight) while simultaneously addressing infrastructure security and production hardening, suggesting they're both scaling GTM and maturing their platform's reliability posture.
Optable is a Montreal-based data collaboration and identity platform serving publishers, media owners, and advertisers. The product helps customers build identity graphs from first-party data, enrich them with partner datasets, and activate them across channels—with AI-driven agents handling collaboration workflows between organizations. The platform operates in the post-cookie advertising ecosystem, where fragmented audience data and vanishing shared identifiers require new infrastructure for monetization and targeting. Current focus areas include data orchestration, visualization, proofs of concept, and customer success story development.
Backend: Go, gRPC, Protocol Buffers, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Bigtable. Infrastructure: Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Google Cloud Pub/Sub, GCP, AWS. Frontend: TypeScript, React. Also uses Google Workspace, Figma, Webflow, and SIEM/EDR for security.
Montreal, Canada. Founded in 2020. Company size is 11–50 employees.
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