Help build the future of supplier engagement.

SDS is creating a simpler, more open way for buyers and suppliers to exchange information, discover opportunities, and manage ongoing supplier relationships.

Build Across Functions Growing team
P
Product Platform and workflow design

Turn real supplier-management problems into clear, usable solutions.

E
Engineering Scalable product development

Build secure, flexible software for buyers and suppliers.

G
Growth Sales, partnerships, and market development

Help define and expand a new supplier-engagement category.

C
Customer Success Adoption and measurable value

Help customers simplify supplier operations and improve outcomes.

Make buyer-supplier relationships easier to manage.

We are focused on replacing fragmented supplier processes with experiences that are more consistent, transparent, and useful for both sides of the relationship.

 

1

Solve real problems
We focus on practical operational challenges that create measurable work, delays, and frustration for customers and suppliers.

2

Keep it simple

We reduce complexity instead of adding more portals, systems, and unnecessary steps.

3

Build for both sides

Good supplier technology must work for buyers and suppliers, not only the organization purchasing the software.

4

Act with ownership

We expect people to make decisions, communicate clearly, and take responsibility for outcomes.

5

Learn quickly

We test, listen, refine, and improve without becoming attached to assumptions that are not supported by evidence.

6

Earn trust
We handle customer, supplier, and partner relationships with professionalism, transparency, and care.

Small teams. Clear priorities. Direct contribution.

SDS is being built by people who want to influence the product and company, not disappear inside a large organization.

Team members are expected to work across functions, communicate directly, and stay close to customers, suppliers, and the operational problems the platform is designed to solve.

High ownership

People are trusted to move work forward and solve problems without unnecessary layers.

Customer proximity

Product decisions should reflect actual buyer and supplier needs.

Cross-functional work

Product, technology, operations, and go-to-market teams work together closely.

Direct communication
We value clarity, responsiveness, and constructive disagreement.
 
Practical execution
We prioritize useful progress over activity that does not create customer value.
 
Room to shape the company

Early team members can influence product direction, operating practices, and culture.

A company designed for meaningful contribution.

Specific compensation and benefit details will vary by role, location, employment status, and company stage.

 
 
Competitive compensation
We focus on practical operational challenges that create measurable work, delays, and frustration for customers and suppliers.
Equity participation
Potential ownership opportunities for selected early employees and key contributors.
Flexible work structure
Remote or hybrid arrangements based on role requirements and team needs.
Direct leadership access
Work closely with company leadership and influence important decisions.
Visible impact

See the connection between your work, customer results, and company progress.

Professional growth
Expand your responsibilities as the platform, network, and customer base grow.
Modern tools
Use current technology, including AI-assisted tools, to improve quality and productivity.
Purposeful work
Help solve persistent supplier-management problems that affect organizations globally.

Join the team.

SDS is building its initial team across product, engineering, customer success, sales, partnerships, and operations.

The roles below are launch-stage placeholders and should be replaced with approved job descriptions before publication.

Direct, practical, and respectful.

We use a focused process designed to evaluate fit without unnecessary interviews or performative exercises.

 

1

Initial review
We review your experience, interests, and the relevance of your background to the role.

2

Introductory conversation
We discuss the company, role, expectations, and what you are looking for next.

3

Role assessment
You meet the relevant team and complete a practical discussion or work sample tied to the role.

4

Decision and offer
We communicate directly, provide clear next steps, and move quickly when there is mutual fit.

Introduce yourself.

SDS may need capabilities before a formal role is posted. Share your background, the type of work you do best, and where you believe you could contribute.
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Build something that changes how suppliers and buyers work together.

Join SDS at an early stage and help define the product, company, and category.