Deep learning DSP for performance-driven programmatic advertising across 90+ markets
RTB House operates a deep learning-powered demand-side platform (DSP) built on Python, C++, Java, and PyTorch/TensorFlow, serving ecommerce and performance-marketing use cases globally. The hiring mix is heavily sales-weighted (41 sales roles vs. 25 engineering), indicating a scaling GTM motion, while active projects reveal internal infrastructure strain: bidding systems, ad-campaign management tooling, ML training performance, and cloud infrastructure hardening dominate the backlog. Pain points around campaign launch issues, ML training bottlenecks, and client churn suggest the engineering team is balancing feature velocity with reliability.
Notable leadership hires: Account Director, Account Management Lead
RTB House is a privately held performance DSP founded in 2012, now operating across 90+ markets with 1,001–5,000 employees headquartered in Warsaw. The platform uses proprietary deep learning algorithms to optimize ad spend across the purchase funnel—retargeting, customer acquisition, engagement, and demand generation—for global ecommerce and performance-marketing brands. The company has built a distributed real-time bidding infrastructure on Kafka, Storm, Apache Spark/Flink, and Hadoop, with ML models trained on PyTorch/TensorFlow and served via Aerospike and Memcached. GTM is expanding rapidly: 47 roles posted in the last 30 days across 19 countries, with account management and sales leadership as key hire priorities.
RTB House builds on PyTorch and TensorFlow for deep learning model training, with Python as the primary language. NumPy, Pandas, and Jupyter support data work. The company also uses Hadoop and Apache Spark for large-scale data processing.
RTB House is actively recruiting across 19 countries: Poland, Japan, United Kingdom, Turkey, United States, Italy, Mexico, France, Argentina, South Korea, Brazil, China, Germany, Cyprus, Taiwan, Singapore, Israel, United Arab Emirates, and Sweden.
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