Build and scale data infrastructure, pipelines, and AI-enabled systems for industrial distribution. Responsibilities include designing Temporal-based data pipelines that process information with LLMs, applying data practices to millions of company and people records, and delivering full-stack production systems. The role also involves DevOps infrastructure using CloudFormation or Terraform and modern web development with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and TanStack.
We're looking for engineers to build the technical infrastructure for the future of industrial distribution. You'll work directly with the founders to create systems that handle billions in transactions—from data pipelines to AI agents.
What You'll Do
Build and scale our data infrastructure accessible to agents
Design data pipelines (temporal) processing information using LLMs
Apply data practices to millions of company and people entries
What You Bring
Strong full-stack production experience with proven ability to ship rapidly
Experience with data pipelines (Temporal preferred) and DevOps (CloudFormation/Terraform)
Modern web technologies (React/NextJS, TypeScript, TanStack)
Why Supplyco
Impact, ownership, and speed. We're a small team from Columbia, Dropbox, Jane Street, McKinsey, and Siemens building the industrial growth channel of the future.
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