Procure-to-pay software for specialty electrical, plumbing and HVAC contractors
Remarcable runs a connected purchasing, material and tool management platform for specialty contractors and their suppliers, built on a Python/Django and Angular core on AWS. Its stack is integration-heavy: QuickBooks, Sage and Acumatica sit alongside Redshift, Glue, SageMaker and Bedrock, and hiring leans engineering plus support. Active work centers on ERP data mapping, OCR-based integrations and infrastructure-as-code.
Remarcable provides procure-to-pay software for specialty contractors in the electrical, plumbing and HVAC trades, plus the suppliers who serve them. The platform covers purchasing, material management, tool management, inventory and prefabrication in a single system, with AI features embedded in workflows. It connects field crews and back-office teams through supplier network connections and financial system integrations. The company is privately held, headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, employs 51–200 people, and serves customers across North America.
Remarcable builds on Python, Django, PostgreSQL and Angular, running on AWS with Docker and Terraform. Its data layer includes Redshift, Athena, AWS Glue and dbt, with SageMaker and Bedrock for machine learning and AI.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest department in demand, followed by support, with openings in the United States and Canada, mostly at mid and senior levels.
Remarcable's stack includes QuickBooks, Sage and Acumatica, and its job posts reference ERP data mapping, accounting software transitions and deep ERP integrations.
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