Full-Time
Technical Architect
Storable
501-1,000 employees
Self-storage facility management software and tools
No salary listed
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
In Person
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- Strong hands-on coding experience with 10+ years in consumer web development technologies and architectures
- Track record for effectively aligning large organizations on long-term technical visions and for leading teams of senior engineers to successfully execute a multi-quarter technical vision
- Familiarity with architectural patterns of highly scalable enterprise service design, including monitoring, analytics, and reliability engineering
- Strong understanding of cloud technologies (AWS, Kubernetes) and passion for adopting DevOps practices (CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code)
- Extensive experience designing and developing React and NodeJS applications across multiple development teams
- Exposure to microservice & asynchronous event-based architectures
- Experience designing and maintaining globally distributed, large-scale systems
- Experience with server-side technologies and track record of identifying performance bottlenecks and outlining remedies (caching, asynchronous processing, parallelization techniques)
- Deep understanding of REST API design principles and practices
- Experience with cloud configuration and deployment technologies
- Experience with Agile software development practices
- Outlining the architectural and technical direction of Storable’s consumer-facing products
- As a member of the Architecture team, work with other Architects to ensure that technology solutions align with long-term product, security, and enterprise visions and roadmaps
- Lead cross-product discussions and drive alignment on technology strategy
- Drive innovation around engineering principles and practices, identifying improvements and ideas, and driving their adoption across the organization
- Evaluate technical issues and initiatives, work with teams to recommend solutions that align with the Architectural direction, and guide teams during implementation
- Collaborate with product and engineering team leads to translate business objectives into clear problem statements and system requirements
- Embrace ambiguity and work towards bringing clarity to the roadmap in collaboration with the Consumer Group Product and Engineering Managers
- Define standard software engineering/architecture practices at an Organizational level
- You must be a strong team leader. You enjoy mentoring and collaboration across engineering and product teams
Storable provides technology and services for the self-storage industry. Its products include facility management software, websites and marketing tools, search aggregators, tenant insurance tools, and payment processing, all designed specifically for self-storage. The platform works by offering an integrated set of tools that help facility owners and operators run day-to-day tasks, attract and convert customers, manage payments, and insure tenants, all in one ecosystem. Compared with competitors, Storable focuses exclusively on self-storage, supports a large global base of over 25,000 facilities, and combines multiple functions—management, marketing, search distribution, insurance, and payments—into a single platform. The company’s goal is to help storage operators grow their business and run operations more efficiently and effectively.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$10M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2019
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI tools like Ask Your Data deliver instant revenue and occupancy insights.
- Newbook acquisition launches RV parks and campgrounds vertical in 2025.
- 43% Americans considering moves boost self-storage demand in 2026.
What critics are saying
- Technology commoditization erodes moat as new entrants replicate AI tools.
- REITs like Public Storage build proprietary platforms, defecting high-margin customers.
- EQT ownership pressures force cost cuts, disrupting 2026 AI roadmap.
What makes Storable unique
- Storable Platform integrates management software, marketing, insurance, payments, and marketplace.
- Sitelink powers 30th anniversary refresh with AI-powered Edge platform features.
- Auto-Protect Max automates tenant insurance enrollment to 85% rates.
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Benefits
Health, dental, & vision insurance
Life & disability insurance
HSA & FSA
Parental leave
Flexible work hours
Remote work option
PTO
401(k) with company match
Performance bonus
Professional development
Company News
SSA Spring show recap: cautious optimism, AI buzz, and tech-savvy operators. * Alexander Harris * March 25, 2026 * Blog Storedge is back from the 2026 Self-Storage Association Spring Conference and Tradeshow in San Antonio with fresh industry insights and plenty of optimism for the future of its industry. The conversations were focused and productive. Operators delved into the nitty gritty of running their businesses efficiently and sharing their strategies for dealing with shifting market conditions. Here's its top 3 takeaways from the expo floor: Cautious optimism is back. Outlook on demand is improving. Most operators feel more positive than in recent years, even though performance is still below pandemic highs. There is a mix of optimism and uncertainty, but the mindset has shifted toward growth and improving operations rather than reacting to the market. Attracting new tenants remains a major concern for owners and operators, and many are using effective tools like Agent Assist and Digital Marketing Services to generate steady lead flow. AI is the buzz, but BI drives action. AI was the most talked-about topic, and most operators seem to be in the early stages of figuring out how to use it to enhance their business. Interest is high and practical applications are slowly starting to come to life. There was also a lot of interest in Business Intelligence. Operators want clearer visibility into their performance and more confidence in decisions like pricing, unit mix, and marketing. While AI is still developing, BI tools to visualize and surface trends from data are here now and shaping the way managers run their day-to-day operations. Storable CEO Chuck Gordon moderated a panel with self-storage operators titled "Smarter Operations from the Inside Out" and examined these topics in detail. A poll of the audience made one very important point clear - operators see investing in tech and automation systems as their biggest opportunity right now. Operators are more tech-savvy than ever. Operators are more comfortable with technology than they have ever been. Many are actively tracking website performance, marketing channels, and lead data, and are familiar with tools like analytics platforms and tag management. This increased sophistication is raising expectations and producing better outcomes. Operators are no longer satisfied with basic reporting. They want tools that connect data across systems, deliver clear insights, and help them act quickly and confidently. Final thoughts. The industry is moving toward more data-driven decision-making, but many operators are still working to keep pace with the volume of new tools and the speed of change. There is a sense of overwhelm, not from lack of interest, but from the sheer number of systems, features, and expectations now in play. While they are inundated with new technologies, operators are proving to be fast learners. As they adopt and begin to understand these tools, they are becoming more confident and more effective in how they run their businesses. The learning curve is real, but so is the progress. If you missed stopping by its booth to see Storable's 2026 Innovation Plan and will be at the ISS World Expo in April, you can sign up for its Edge or Sitelink sessions here. Not planning on attending ISS? Reach out to its team anytime to see what is on its roadmap for this year and next. Lastly, a BIG thank to its co-sponsors for event at Howl at the Moon - StoragePug, swivl, and Divinci. Storedge appreciate everyone who joined Storedge for a much deserved celebration of its amazing industry and look forward to more events in the near future!
Storable has announced a platform refresh and new AI capabilities coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Sitelink, the self-storage industry's most widely deployed facility management system. The updates include a refreshed design and expanded browser-based functionality for Sitelink, alongside AI-powered features for its Edge platform. The Edge platform's Ask Your Data feature allows operators to query facility data using plain-language questions, providing instant insights on revenue, occupancy and tenant behaviour without navigating complex dashboards. Storable plans to release additional features throughout 2026, including expanded business intelligence reporting, industry benchmarking, collections automation and voice AI for customer calls. The company will showcase these innovations at the SSA Spring Conference in San Antonio and ISS World Expo in Las Vegas. Storable serves over 33,000 self-storage facilities.
Storable, a technology provider for the self-storage industry, has launched Auto-Protect Max, an automated tenant insurance enrollment system designed to increase coverage rates from the industry average of 20-40% to 70-85%. The solution addresses a significant gap, as many tenants mistakenly assume their homeowner's or renter's insurance covers stored belongings. Auto-Protect Max integrates directly with Storable's property management software, automating enrollment and verification whilst providing dedicated support from onboarding through claims. The system requires minimal operational effort from facility staff. The solution is now available to customers using Storable Edge Sitelink and Storable Easy platforms. Storable serves over 33,000 self-storage facilities, providing integrated technology solutions including management software, customer relationship management tools and insurance products.
Storable releases 2026 Self-Storage Industry Outlook. * By Storable * Nov 19, 2025 Updated Nov 19, 2025 * 0 AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Storable, the leader in integrated technology solutions for the self-storage industry, today released its "2026 Self-Storage Industry Outlook," revealing how operators are navigating a fundamentally transformed competitive landscape where technology has permanently changed what it takes to succeed. Based on a survey of approximately 500 self-storage operators across the U.S., the report found that 31% of operators say competition from new market entrants is their top concern heading into 2026 - surpassing other competitor categories such as REITs, and corporate investors - even though new facility development has cooled considerably during the last few years... This apparent contradiction reveals a deeper truth about the industry's transformation. The concern isn't about waves of new construction. It's about what those operators who entered during the boom represent: technology has lowered barriers to entry while simultaneously raising customer expectations, creating a new competitive baseline that all operators - established and new alike - must meet. "The storage industry is at an inflection point," said Chuck Gordon, CEO of Storable. "Ten years ago, launching a competitive facility required significant capital, industry relationships, and years of operational expertise. Today, cloud-based management systems, AI-powered marketing, and dynamic pricing tools get operators to market faster than ever. That doesn't mean operational excellence matters less. It means technology and expertise must work together." Despite competitive pressures, two-thirds of operators express optimism about their business prospects in 2026. That optimism is tempered by persistent worries about economic headwinds, intensifying competition, and rising costs. Occupancy levels have largely held steady, though operators note a more fluid customer base and some pricing pressure after a year of market correction. Many expect rates to stabilize heading into 2026, signaling renewed confidence in demand. At the same time, a growing share of operators are seeing signs of consumer financial strain, including increased delinquencies, reinforcing why efficiency and retention have become top priorities. A decisive 78% of operators plan to compete on superior customer service in 2026, followed closely by competitive pricing. The report reveals a clear theme: technology and service aren't competing strategies - they're now inseparable. "The operators who succeed in 2026 won't be the ones with the most technology. They'll be the ones who use it best," Gordon said. "When AI handles routine rate inquiries in seconds, staff can spend ten minutes with customers who need advice on unit sizes or reassurance about security. That's not replacing human interaction. That's elevating it." Most operators plan to maintain their current balance between automation and personal service, though a notable segment is leaning further into automation to offset cost pressures and free staff for high-value interactions. Customer acquisition remains the top business priority for three in four operators, but it's also their biggest challenge. Retention and operational efficiency are now closing the gap as key focus areas. Operators are channeling spend into smart security systems, upgraded communication platforms, and automation tools that enhance acquisition and retention efforts alike. Interest in AI and analytics is accelerating, with many early adopters exploring ways to predict churn, optimize pricing, and streamline customer support. What Success Looks Like in 2026 The report makes clear that 2026 won't reward operators who wait for better conditions. With pricing corrected, competition intensified, and economic uncertainty persistent, success will come from execution on fundamentals combined with smart technology deployment. "Some operators built advantages through years of operational expertise and customer relationships. Others built advantages through digital-native approaches and technology efficiency," Gordon noted. "The winners in 2026 will be those who combine both." The full "2026 Self-Storage Industry Outlook" is available for download at https://info.storable.com/2026-self-storage-outlook. About Storable At Storable, we're redefining property management for specialty real estate. Storable empowers thousands of self-storage facilities with the industry's only fully integrated technology platform. Our end-to-end solutions - from management software and demand generation to CRM tools and delinquency solutions - help storage operators streamline workflows, attract tenants, and grow revenue. Dedicated to empowering self-storage owners and operators, Storable helps you win more every day. Explore our platform solutions at www.storable.com. View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/storable-releases-2026-self-storage-industry-outlook-302619122.html SOURCE Storable Submit your news. We're always interested in hearing about news in our community. Let us know what's going on!
AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Storable, the leader in integrated technology solutions for specialty real estate, today announced it has been named "Property Management Company of the Year" in the 5th annual PropTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by PropTech Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that evaluates and recognizes the world's most innovative real estate technology companies and solutions.