Building the global distribution system for consumer goods.

Company

MarketJet was founded in late 2024. The operating core is drawn from the leadership that scaled Farfetch from startup to a $25 billion NYSE-listed category leader. The team has built global supply networks, cross-border operations, marketplace integrations, and platform technology at scale before. This is the second build.

The thesis: consumer commerce — fashion, beauty, electronics, wellness, toys, and adjacent categories — needs the equivalent of what travel got from the Global Distribution Systems of the 1980s. A shared infrastructure layer that connects supply to demand across borders, runs the operations end to end, and makes the economics work for every party on the network. That infrastructure does not exist today. MarketJet is building it.

The Team

Small by design. Senior by default. Remote-first across MENA, Europe, Americas and APAC — over ten nationalities, headquartered in DIFC, Dubai. Everyone here has built cross-border commerce before; most, at scale.

Small enough that everything you touch is yours to carry. Direct enough that the hard thing gets said early — and the best answer wins, whoever brings it. Restless enough that "how does this actually work" is a question people chase, never hand off. We're measured by what ships, not hours logged. And AI here is not a memo, not even a tool. It is the operating system — underneath everything we build and every way we work.

If that's the environment you do your best work in, we'd like to hear from you.

Open roles

We are hiring across product, engineering, commercial, and operations. If you have built cross-border infrastructure for consumer commerce, contact us by applying below.

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