Wellness and recovery devices sold via DTC, Amazon and global retail
Therabody makes percussive therapy, compression and other recovery devices, selling through its own Shopify storefront, Amazon and physical retail. Its stack leans heavily commerce-side (Helium 10, Amazon Seller Central, Meta, Google and YouTube Ads, FullStory), and hiring tilts toward marketing, product and design. Pain points cluster around digital shelf visibility, listing accuracy and D2C conversion, which points to a marketplace-and-ecommerce growth push.
Therabody is a privately held Los Angeles company founded in 2016 that develops consumer wellness technology. Its portfolio spans percussive therapy, pneumatic compression, electrical stimulation, vibration therapy and CBD products. The company sells to consumers and the medical community across more than 60 countries, including through company-owned retail stores and a wellness center. It employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States, United Kingdom and South Korea.
Therabody runs on AWS and Firebase, sells via Shopify and Amazon Seller Central, uses NetSuite with Celigo for ERP integration, and relies on Google Analytics, FullStory, Jira, Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud.
Yes. Marketing is Therabody's largest hiring area, followed by product and design, with most openings at senior level across the US, UK and South Korea.
Current initiatives include an ecommerce experiment roadmap, digital shelf readiness for new launches, international retail merchandising programs, SEO strategy and global documentation localization.
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