Direct-to-consumer home furnishings brand with in-house commerce tech
Resident is a Tampa-based home furnishings seller running its own commerce stack on Node.js, TypeScript, NestJS, React, PostgreSQL and MongoDB across AWS and GCP, with BigQuery and GA4 for analytics. Director-heavy hiring in marketing, product and design, split between the US and Israel, points to a leadership build-out around a rebuilt commerce core, a new data foundation and Amazon advertising expansion, including Amazon DSP and Fire TV.
Notable leadership hires: Design Director, Director of Product, CRM Director
Resident is a privately held home furnishings company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Tampa, Florida. It sells home products to consumers through its own e-commerce experience and through Amazon channels. The company employs between 201 and 500 people. Product and engineering work spans the US and Israel, covering commerce platform development, order lifecycle management and customer experience operations.
Resident runs on AWS, GCP and Kubernetes. Its application stack includes Node.js, TypeScript, Express, NestJS, React and Material-UI, with PostgreSQL and MongoDB as databases. Analytics run on BigQuery and Google Analytics 4.
Resident is hiring in the United States and Israel. Hiring is accelerating and is concentrated in marketing and product, with director-level openings including Design Director, Director of Product and CRM Director.
Resident's active projects include a core commerce platform, a data foundation build, a redesigned e-commerce experience, design system evolution, AI enablement across customer experience, and infrastructure for global advertising.
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