Premium golf and lifestyle apparel brand with an Azure-based data and AI stack
Peter Millar is a Raleigh-based premium apparel brand selling golf, casual and formal wear through wholesale and Shopify-powered direct channels. Its stack is almost entirely Microsoft: Azure Integration Services, Fabric, Synapse and Databricks for data, plus Azure OpenAI, AI Foundry and RAG for production AI features. Adoption of Microsoft Purview lines up with stated pain points in data lineage and control gaps, pointing to a governance push alongside AI work.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead
Peter Millar designs and sells premium clothing and accessories, from cashmere sweaters to casual and formal wear, with a strong presence in golf. Founded in 2001 and privately held, the company employs 201-500 people. Its design studio is in Raleigh, North Carolina, and business operations run out of Durham. Customer-facing operations use Shopify for ecommerce, Salesforce for accounts and Zendesk for support. Hiring spans the United States and United Kingdom across engineering, operations, design, sales and support.
Peter Millar runs on Microsoft Azure, including Logic Apps, Functions, Service Bus, Data Factory, Synapse and Fabric, plus Databricks, Power BI, SQL Server, C#, Shopify, Salesforce and Zendesk.
Yes. Its stack includes Azure OpenAI, Azure AI Foundry, OpenAI, Anthropic, RAG and Model Context Protocol, and job posts mention building production AI features and Foundry agent workflows.
Peter Millar is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, home to its design studio, with a business operations center in Durham. It hires in the United States and United Kingdom.
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