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Products
People
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Jobs
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How JD.com hires

Truth index
A 92/100
Median time to fill
53 days
Ghost roles
0%
Stale roles
32%
Reposted roles
0%

JD.com scores A on the Alion truth index (A is best, E worst), measured over 65 open roles re-checked against its own hiring board: 0% look like ghost listings, 32% have gone stale and 0% are the same role posted again. Its roles close in a median of 53 days. It measures how much of what this employer publishes turns into a real, finite search - not the employer as a workplace. How the index is computed

Overview

JD.com is a Chinese retailer and logistics operator founded in 1998 by Richard Liu, which moved online in 2004 and built its business on first-party inventory rather than a pure marketplace model. Unlike its peers it owns most of the goods it sells and runs its own nationwide warehouse and delivery network, which gives it tight control over authenticity and same-day or next-day fulfilment for hundreds of millions of customers. The group has expanded into logistics services for third parties, healthcare, industrial supply, cloud computing and consumer finance, and is listed in both New York and Hong Kong.

Tech stack

Technologies named in job postings at JD.com over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
159
Postings analysed
112
Stack modernity
82/100AI adopter
Languages
C++30%
Python29%
Java11%
SQL9%
Frameworks & libraries
PyTorch15%
TensorFlow7%
Flink5%
PyTorch C++5%
Databases
Redis7%
MySQL4%
ClickHouse3%
ElasticSearch2%
Cloud & platforms
Spark5%
Linux4%
vLLM4%
Apache Kafka3%
AI & ML
LLM13%
Qwen4%
DeepSeek3%
Claude2%
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Full JD.com tech stack 159 technologies · by team · pay by technology · changes · similar stacks

Products

Industrials
JD Industrials supplies maintenance, repair and operations goods to manufacturers and infrastructure operators. It applies the group's supply chain model to business procurement.
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Cloud
JD Cloud provides compute, storage and supply chain technology services to enterprises. It commercialises the infrastructure built for the group's own retail operations.
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Health
JD Health combines online pharmacy, prescription fulfilment and telemedicine consultations. It is one of the largest online healthcare platforms in China.
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Logistics
JD Logistics runs the group's nationwide warehouse and delivery network and sells fulfilment to external clients. It operates highly automated warehouses and offers same-day delivery across much of China.
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Marketplace
The main JD.com platform combines first-party retail with a third-party marketplace across electronics, appliances, groceries and apparel. Its direct inventory model underpins the company's reputation for authenticity.
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People

Richard Liu
Founder & Chairman
Richard Liu founded JD.com as a bricks-and-mortar electronics shop in 1998 and moved it online during the 2003 SARS outbreak. He built the company's owned-inventory and owned-logistics model and remains its controlling shareholder.
Sandy Xu
Chief Executive Officer
Sandy Xu became chief executive of JD.com in 2023 after serving as its chief financial officer. She joined in 2018 from PwC, where she was an audit partner.
Ian Shan
Chief Financial Officer
Ian Shan leads JD.com's finance organisation. He has held senior finance roles across the group's retail and logistics businesses.
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Growth

Hiring Momentum
49/100
Stable
Open positions
352
37 opened / 44 closed in 30 days
Median time-to-fill
59 days
faster than 24% of the market
ATS activity
Every ~4 hours
Today
Hiring Dynamics +100%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Sales
15%
AI/ML
14% ▼
Operations
14% ▼
Backend
12% ▲
Management
12% ▲
Product
9%
Actively hiring for Sales (+25 in 30 days)
Activity Timeline
+14 jobs in a week Oct 2026

Offices

Where the company hires and what each office is for
Cities
5
Hiring now
5
Countries
2
Busiest office
Beijing
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Beijing China
HQ
240 open roles 214 posted in 90 days 48% engineering 1000-5000 est. staff
hires for AI/ML, Backend, Sales
seen since Jul 2025 job postings
Shanghai China
Regional office
22 open roles 30 posted in 90 days 55% engineering 200-500 est. staff
hires for AI/ML, Sales, Backend
seen since Dec 2025 job postings
Tianjin China
Support & operations
4 open roles 4 posted in 90 days 10-50 est. staff
hires for Operations, Management, Sales
seen since Sep 2026 job postings
Chongqing China
Sales office
3 open roles 2 posted in 90 days 10-50 est. staff
hires for Sales, Operations
seen since Jun 2026 job postings
Hong Kong Hong Kong
1 open roles 100% engineering 1-10 est. staff
hires for Security
seen since Jun 2025 job postings

Jobs

In office • 3+ years exp • Beijing
SQL
ClickHouse
Presto
Trino
StarRocks
AI/ML
Flink
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≈ $30k – $88k per year (Estimated) • In office • 8+ years exp • Beijing
AI Agents
LLM
RAG
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In office • Beijing
MySQL
Redis
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In office • China
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In office • Beijing
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In office • 2+ years exp • China
C++
OpenCV
Robotics
GTSAM
ORB-SLAM3
ROS2
Visual-Inertial Odometry
VINS-Fusion
OpenVINS
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In office • Beijing
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In office • China
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In office • Beijing
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≈ $22k – $59k per year (Estimated) • In office • 5+ years exp • Beijing
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Financials

Total raised
$3.3B
Latest round
IPO
Funding rounds
2
Investors
4
Funding rounds
Round Announced Amount Valuation
IPO 2014 $1.8B $26B
Series C 2011 $1.5B —
Key Investors
Hillhouse Capital $255M
Hillhouse Capital led JD.com's 2010 round and pushed the company to invest heavily in its own logistics. The bet defined the firm's reputation in Chinese technology.
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Capital Today $10M
Capital Today made the first institutional investment in JD.com in 2007. The stake became one of the most celebrated returns in Chinese venture capital.
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Walmart $1.5B
Walmart acquired a significant JD.com stake in 2016 by selling it the Yihaodian business. It later trimmed the position substantially.
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Tencent $215M
Tencent took a large stake in JD.com in 2014 and gave it prime placement inside WeChat. The partnership brought JD hundreds of millions of mobile shoppers.
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