Oritain Consulting

Experienced Product Engineer - Full Stack

London, United Kingdom In person Full-time

Oritain is a global leader in the forensic origin verification of products and raw materials. With offices in London, Paris, Auckland, Dunedin, Singapore and Washington D.C, our vision is to be the source of truth in global supply chains. Through our proprietary methodology, our mission is to harness cutting edge science, data, and specialised services to create a community of origin verified buyers and suppliers, protecting our people and planet.

We empower the world’s leading brands to make positive changes across their supply chain; ensuring product integrity, meeting regulatory demands, and reducing the risk of fraud and unethical sourcing - creating real change in our world. About the Role The Experienced Product Engineer plays a key role in designing and building new customer-facing applications and APIs that sit at the heart of our product offering. You will work across the full stack, with a focus on building robust backend services and modern, responsive front-end experiences, all within a cloud-native environment on Microsoft Azure.

Reporting to the Engineering Lead, you will take real ownership of what you build, working closely with Product, Design, Data and Science teams to deliver features end-to-end. This is a role for an engineer who cares as much about what they are building as how they are building it, and who wants their work to contribute to something that genuinely matters. For a software engineer who wants to work on technically interesting problems with real-world impact, in a collaborative team where craft and ownership are valued, this is a great opportunity.

Why join now We're entering the next phase of our platform evolution, investing heavily in new customer products, AI-enabled capabilities and global scale. This is an opportunity to influence architecture, product direction and engineering culture where individual contributions have visible impact.

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