Global electronic components distributor with e-commerce marketplace and supply-chain tools
Sourceability operates a two-sided marketplace connecting buyers and suppliers of electronic components, with a tech stack spanning .NET, PHP, SAP, NetSuite, and Kubernetes. Engineering is actively modernizing a legacy PHP codebase, building offline-capable mobile workflows, and expanding test automation — a pattern that suggests production risk and manual deployment work are blocking faster iteration. The hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering (30 open roles), with senior and manager positions dominating, indicating both technical debt cleanup and organizational scaling.
Notable leadership hires: Product Group Lead
Sourceability is a global distributor of electronic components based in Austin, TX, serving buyers and sellers through a digital marketplace and supply-chain services. The company operates across sourcing, excess inventory management, vendor consolidation, and procurement automation. Their platform spans e-commerce marketplace tools, conformance testing, data enrichment, and VMI/consignment workflows. Engineering footprint is distributed across the US, Mexico, Hungary, Singapore, China, and India, supported by infrastructure on Azure, AWS, SAP, and Oracle.
Sourceability runs .NET, ASP.NET Core, PHP, C#, SQL Server, Azure, AWS, Kubernetes, SAP, NetSuite, and Oracle. They use Power BI for analytics, Jira/Confluence for collaboration, and Freshservice for support.
Key projects include modernizing PHP applications, building offline-capable mobile and warehouse workflows, developing test automation frameworks, and improving integration reliability. They're also establishing a global engineering organization and SourceCore product line.
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