Full-Time
Syndigo
1,001-5,000 employees
Cloud-native platform for digital commerce solutions
No salary listed
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Hybrid role requiring in-office presence in Bangalore.
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- Advanced Degree in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent experience)
- 10+ years of software development experience using traditional software development life cycle methodologies (covering requirements, design, development, testing and Implementation of n-tier architecture) as well as more current methodologies such as Agile (RUP, XP, SCRUM)
- Extensive experience with object-oriented UI Tier software development methodologies and practices
- Ability to design and implement Multi Browser UI Frameworks development, UI Unit Tests, UI Diagnostics, and Performance
- Must have exposure with Test Driven Development/Refactoring ideas/ Domain driven design patterns/continuous integration/Build Automation / Data-Mapper framework/Mocks
- Background in implementing n-tier, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and MVP/MVC architecture
- Well versed with Refactoring Tools, Unit Test Tools, UML based Design Tools, Data Modeling Tools
- In-depth knowledge and work experience in HTML5/CSS3, Sass/Less, flex layouts, XML, JSON
- Formal testing and software quality assurance experience including complete testing cycle (unit, application, integration, user acceptance)
- Responsible for design and development of UI and related tiers in multi-tiered, scalable applications in the traditional as well as Cloud based environments
- Provides knowledge in UI technology standards and architectural governance
- Provides guidance to project teams regarding UI guiding principles, system and application design, coding and design standards, best practices, and system performance and availability
- Support and create a standard framework for development projects, common libraries to re-use components
- Influence development managers to ensure appropriate levels of quality on owned architecture(s)
- Collaborates effectively with peer architects to solve complex problems spanning their respective areas and resolves a technological disagreement
- Arbitrates disagreements among engineers and makes decisions where needed convincing the team
- Lead collaboration efforts and mentor other developers, programmers, and designers in conceptualizing and developing new software programs and applications
- Liaise with network administrators, systems analysts, and software engineers to assist in resolving problems with software products or company software systems
- Design, run and monitor software performance tests on new and existing programs for the purposes of correcting errors, isolating areas for improvement, and general debugging
- Participate in critical analysis of test results and deliver solutions to problem areas
- Conduct research on emerging application development software products, languages, and standards in support of procurement and development efforts
- Familiarity with frameworks/libraries/tools such as Lit, AngularJS, React, NGINX, NodeJS, GO lang, CSS LESS or SASS frameworks, web load balancers, web servers, web authentication design patterns and libraries (Oath, PassportJS, SAML, etc.), web sockets and related libraries, browser-based data visualization libraries such as Google charts and Highcharts, Webpack, npm, Git, Wireframes/Prototyping (Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, etc.)
Syndigo provides a cloud-based platform that improves the online shopping experience for various businesses, including retailers, brands, distributors, and manufacturers. Its main offerings include tools for managing product data, enhancing product information, analyzing digital shelf performance, and distributing content effectively. These solutions help clients work more efficiently and grow their businesses. Syndigo stands out from competitors by serving a wide range of industries, such as grocery, automotive, and healthcare, and by offering tailored services that meet specific industry needs. The company's goal is to help businesses succeed in the digital marketplace by providing comprehensive data management and content distribution solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$118.9M
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Founded
1973
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI-driven personalization enhances user engagement and conversion rates for Syndigo's clients.
- Syndigo's analytics tools capitalize on the growing demand for real-time data analytics.
- 5G expansion enhances Syndigo's content distribution capabilities across its global network.
What critics are saying
- Generative AI technologies could disrupt Syndigo's current business model.
- New tariffs on low-value packages may affect clients' ability to invest in Syndigo.
- Strategic shifts by new CTO Abhi Anantharaman may not align with client needs.
What makes Syndigo unique
- Syndigo's cloud-native platform supports efficient product information transfer for brands and customers.
- The Content Experience Hub allows clients to manage and audit product content globally.
- Syndigo offers a comprehensive suite of solutions including MDM, PIM, and PXM.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Disability Insurance
Parental Leave
Adoption Assistance
401(k) Retirement Plan
Company News
OpenAI’s CEO says the generative artificial intelligence (AI) startup has reached approximately 800 million people.“Something like 10% of the world uses our systems, now a lot,” said Sam Altman, whose comments at a Friday (April 11) TED 2025 event were reported by Seeking Alpha.Host Chris Anderson pointed out that Altman had said his company’s user base was growing rapidly, doubling in a “just a few weeks.”The report noted that OpenAI’s growth has been helped along by viral features like the ability to generate images and videos in a range of styles, such as that of legendary Japanese animation studio, Studio Ghibli.Last month, Altman said the company, maker of ChatGPT, had added a million users in one hour. Asked during the TED event if the company had considered compensating artists for creating works in their style, Altman said there could be prompts that could trigger payments for specific artists.“I think it would be cool to figure out a new model where if you say, ‘I want to do it in the name of this artist,’ and they opt in, there’s a revenue model there,” Altman said.Altman added the company had guidelines to prevent the AI model from generating images in the styles of specific artists or creators. He also discussed the company’s work on AI agents, models that can operate autonomously on behalf of users.In other AI news, PYMNTS wrote last week about ways the technology can help companies hoping to alleviate the cost of new tariffs. While those levies will eat into the bottom line of many businesses, AI can help reduce costs while ensuring productivity stays up.Research by PYMNTS Intelligence has shown that 82% of workers who use generative AI at least weekly say it increases productivity, even though half of these workers also worry that AI would replace them at their jobs.“AI can also facilitate material selection by assessing availability, compliance and cost implications, which helps brands find substitute materials when needed without compromising on quality or compliance with regulatory standards,” said Tarun Chandrasekhar, president and CPO at Syndigo.Still, Pierre Laprée, chief product officer of SpendHQ, told PYMNTS that while AI has a part to play, it’s “misguided” to believe that AI will automatically offset rising costs from shifts in trade policy.“Tariffs are complex, and so is procurement,” he said. “You need more than an algorithm — you need clean, structured, specific data. Without that, AI won’t reduce risk
New tariffs on low-value packages from China could hinder the plans of Shein and Temu. As the Financial Times (FT) reported Wednesday (April 9), the White House has upped duties on those packages to 90% of their value, or a flat fee of $75 that would increase to $150. The duty goes into effect May 2, with the flat-fee hike happening after June 1. The shift follows President Donald Trump’s closing of a loophole that allowed Chinese imports under the “de minimis” threshold of $800 to arrive duty-free
The Trump tariffs are continuing to roil the business world, plunging the U.S. stock market dangerously close to bear territory. External forces like trade policies mean companies have limited leeway on how to protect themselves. “Tariffs, like any crisis, are extremely dynamic — and the latest round that imposed tariffs on all U.S. importers is a perfect example,” Leagh Turner, CEO of Coupa Software, told PYMNTS. “They impact businesses in different ways depending on their country, product type and trade relationships
Syndigo, a global leader in end-to-end Product Experience Management (PXM) solutions, announced the launch of its Product Experience Cloud for Brands at Shoptalk 2025, the premier retail innovation event taking place in Las Vegas.
"By combining Syndigo's AI-native platform with Productsup's extensive commerce network, we're eliminating friction in product content distribution - helping businesses accelerate time-to-market and drive growth seamlessly."