Full-Time
Updated on 3/14/2025
Customer data platform for actionable insights
$85k - $120kAnnually
Senior
Seattle, WA, USA + 1 more
More locations: Remote in USA
Hybrid work model includes three days in the office each week; fully remote options available in California and Oregon.
Amperity helps businesses manage and utilize their customer data effectively by creating detailed customer profiles. Its main product is a software platform that uses patented identity resolution technology to combine and clean data from various sources, allowing companies to have a clear and accurate view of their customers. This enables businesses to run better marketing campaigns, enhance customer service, and gain valuable insights. Unlike many competitors, Amperity focuses on delivering a high return on investment through its subscription-based service, which includes tools for data integration and analytics, as well as professional support to optimize usage. The goal of Amperity is to empower businesses to make informed decisions based on comprehensive customer data.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$181.9M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2016
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100% employee healthcare coverage
Transportation subsidies
A comfortable work environment with plenty of snacks, and other employee experience perks like events and activities
Both in-person and remote
Self-managed PTO
Inclusive environment
Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community. Submissions: [email protected] Lepore. (Amperity Photo)Seattle-based customer data startup Amperity named veteran tech leader Dawn Lepore as its new board chair.Lepore has more than four decades of experience in the tech industry, including board positions at eBay, Walmart, The New York Times, and AOL. She previously led Charles Schwab’s technology efforts and was CEO of drugstore.com for eight years, leading the company through its acquisition to Walgreens in 2011.Founded in 2016, Amperity is a leader in the customer data platform sector, or CDP. It reached a billion-dollar valuation in 2021 after raising $100 million.Amperity helps companies fine-tune marketing campaigns and understand buying habits by connecting data sources about individual customers via emails, purchase history, mobile app usage, website traffic, physical store visits, and more.Lepore was an angel investor in Amperity. She said her experience as an operator and board member observing how companies struggle to deal with fragmented customer data initially drew her to the startup.Amperity has a number of competitors, including Salesforce, Adobe, Tealium, Treasure Data, and Portland, Ore.-based Lytics, which was recently acquired by Contentstack.Lepore told GeekWire she sees the AI boom as a major tailwind for Amperity.“As data volumes explode and organizations generate unprecedented amounts of customer information, the need for highly scalable customer data platforms has become critical,” she said.Lepore joins Amperity five months after the company named former Salesforce exec Tony Alika Owens as its new CEO.Amperity, ranked No
Seattle-based customer data startup Amperity named veteran tech leader Dawn Lepore as its new board chair.
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“I want to create, and I want to create in a way that makes the most sense for where I am in my life and for my family,” Kabir Shahani said. (Photo courtesy of Kabir Shahani). It’s been nearly three years since Kabir Shahani stepped aside as the CEO of Amperity, the Seattle-based customer-intelligence startup he co-founded.The longtime founder and entrepreneur admits he’s a little “out of the business” of posting on social media about his latest startup endeavors.But that changes a little bit with the release of a new episode of the “Shift AI Podcast,” where Shahani discusses his backstory and what’s ahead, including what led to success at Amperity, why he left, and what he’s building now.Shahani got his entrepreneurial start with Appature, a health marketing startup which sold to IMS health in 2013. He co-founded Amperity in 2016 alongside CTO Derek Slager — his co-founder at Appature — to help companies fine-tune targeted marketing campaigns by connecting fragmented data sources about individual customer habits via emails, purchase history, mobile app usage, website traffic, physical store visits, and more. The enterprise software startup earned “unicorn” status in July 2021, reaching a $1 billion valuation after raising $100 million. Shahani abruptly stepped down as CEO and a board member in 2022.Amperity, which has gone through multiple rounds of layoffs in the past few years, just hired Salesforce and Oracle vet Tony Alika Owens as its new CEO.And Shahani is now helping build new companies, as founder of Amp It Up Ventures, which supports high-growth software businesses.“Learning and relationships are the two currencies of life, in my opinion,” Shahani said in conversation with “Shift AI” host Boaz Ashkenazy
It's been nearly three years since Kabir Shahani stepped aside as the CEO of Amperity, the Seattle-based customer-intelligence startup he co-founded.