AI-driven B2B trading platform connecting FMCG supply chains
RedCloud builds a digital trading platform for fast-moving consumer goods, linking fragmented distribution into connected trade networks. Its stack spans AWS, GCP and Azure with Terraform and Pulumi, plus a deep ML layer (SageMaker, Bedrock, Vertex AI, Azure OpenAI, LangChain), pointing to multi-cloud AI agent work. Hiring is sales-led and senior-heavy across emerging markets like Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia and South Africa, though velocity is currently minimal.
RedCloud is a London-headquartered public company, founded in 2012, with 201–500 employees. It operates a digital trading platform for the FMCG supply chain, connecting buyers and sellers through bulk and retail trading exchanges. The company is developing AI agents and market intelligence to address stock mismanagement and route-to-market inefficiencies. Its roots include mobile commerce, mobile payments and mobile wallet services. It hires across the United Kingdom, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
RedCloud runs on AWS, GCP and Azure with C#, .NET Core, React, Node.js and Python, managed via Terraform and Pulumi, monitored with Datadog, Grafana and Prometheus, and uses Snowflake and BigQuery for data.
Yes. Its stack includes AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI, SageMaker, LangChain and Transformers, supporting work on smart AI agents and FMCG market intelligence.
RedCloud hires in the United Kingdom, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia and South Africa, with open roles weighted toward sales and engineering at senior level.
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