Electronic component distributor running a digital sourcing marketplace
Sourceability pairs electronic component distribution with an e-commerce sourcing marketplace, built on a Microsoft-centric stack (.NET, C#, SQL Server, Azure DevOps) alongside legacy PHP and NetSuite. GraphRAG adoption plus named entity recognition and RAG projects point to AI applied to component data, while database risk and HA/DR work show infrastructure hardening. Hiring splits between engineering and sales across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Notable leadership hires: Product Group Lead, PPV Team Lead
Sourceability is a privately held distributor of electronic components headquartered in Austin, TX, with 201–500 employees. It combines global distribution with an online marketplace and digital tools, services and data for component buyers. Its offerings span component sourcing, excess inventory management, conformance testing, MOQ management, VMI and consignment, open-market cost reduction and lead time reduction. The company hires across Singapore, China, India, the United States, Hungary and Mexico.
Sourceability runs .NET, C#, ASP.NET Core, PHP and SQL Server, with Azure DevOps, Kubernetes, Azure and VMware infrastructure, NetSuite with SuiteScript for ERP, plus Power BI, Jira and Confluence. It is adopting GraphRAG.
Sourceability hires in Singapore, China, India, the United States, Hungary and Mexico, with engineering and sales as its largest hiring areas, followed by operations.
Projects include a GraphRAG knowledge graph integration, retrieval-augmented generation, named entity recognition design, high availability and disaster recovery designs, database backup procedures and legacy PHP work.
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