Meal-kit delivery platform with automated marketing and supply-chain optimization
Smartmat operates Foodbag, a Belgian meal-kit service delivering fresh, locally-sourced ingredients with recipes. The tech stack reveals a marketing-automation-first architecture: Klaviyo, Salesforce, and Power BI sit alongside React/Next.js and Laravel, suggesting the company is prioritizing customer segmentation and personalized campaigns over platform infrastructure. Active hiring skews toward engineering and marketing with leadership gaps in product and operations—and the project roadmap (SMS/push automation, customer segmentation, support efficiency) directly mirrors stated pain points around marketing flows and customer support, indicating execution challenges that new hires are meant to address.
Notable leadership hires: Purchasing Lead, Squad Lead
Smartmat, founded in 2012, delivers weekly meal kits through its Foodbag subsidiary to households across Belgium. The service emphasizes local and organic ingredients, precise portion control to minimize waste, and rotating recipes designed for ease of preparation and broad household appeal. The company is headquartered in Ghent and operates with 51–200 employees. Current priorities center on expanding marketing automation (SMS, push, website personalization), building customer segmentation capabilities, managing supply-chain costs, and improving support operations—all areas where hiring is active.
Smartmat builds on React, Next.js, and React Native for frontend; Laravel and .NET for backend; MySQL and Redis for data; Firebase for backend services; GCP for cloud infrastructure. Marketing and business operations run on Salesforce, Klaviyo, Jira, Power BI, and Microsoft Project.
Smartmat is headquartered in Ghent, Flemish Region, Belgium. The company operates solely in Belgium and does not hire internationally.
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