Multi-brand food hall and delivery platform with in-house kitchen tech
Wonder runs physical food halls and an app that combines dishes from multiple chef menus in one order, backed by an Elixir/Phoenix and Next.js stack on Kubernetes across AWS, GCP and Azure. Hiring is overwhelmingly frontline ops and accelerating, pointing to rapid store openings, while finance is adopting Anaplan and moving off NetSuite. A SOX-for-SEC-audit pain point plus new procurement and accounting director roles suggests public-company readiness work.
Notable leadership hires: Procurement Director, Accounting Director
Wonder is a New York-headquartered, privately held food company offering dine-in, delivery, pickup and meal kits through its own app. Customers can mix dishes from many chef-led menus into a single order. Its portfolio includes Blue Apron, Grubhub, Seamless, Relay and Tastemade. The company has 201–500 employees on LinkedIn and hires across the United States and Canada, with most roles in store and kitchen operations alongside engineering, finance and product teams.
Wonder uses Elixir, Phoenix, Next.js and TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and MySQL, Kubernetes and Docker on AWS, GCP and Azure, plus BigQuery, Snowflake, dbt and Looker for data, and Salesforce, Workday and NetSuite.
Signals show Wonder replacing NetSuite while adopting Anaplan for planning, alongside hiring for Accounting and Procurement Director roles and a focus on financial planning and forecasting.
Wonder hires in the United States and Canada, mostly for restaurant and kitchen operations roles, with hiring velocity currently accelerating.
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