Odeko - Senior Product Engineer

• Own product outcomes, not tickets. Take a problem from a café owner, warehouse lead, or account manager through discovery, scoping, build, launch, and follow-up, with a lot of autonomy in how you get there. We value results over process. • Work across the full stack: React Native/Web front ends, Ruby/Rails and TypeScript services, AWS infrastructure, and the data underneath — moving to wherever the problem lives. • Spend real time with stakeholders: sit with operations, join customer calls, visit a warehouse. Turn what you learn into decisions about scope, sequencing, and trade-offs, and be able to explain those decisions to non-engineers. • Prototype fast and iterate toward the best experience for cafés and users. • Build with AI agents as your primary mode of development: planning and decomposing work for agents, running parallel agent workflows, reviewing generated code critically, and maintaining the tests and guardrails that make agent output safe to ship. • Raise the team's bar: mentor other engineers, share agent workflows and prompts that work, and contribute to our AI engineering standards. • 6–10+ years of professional software engineering experience (or equivalent), with a track record of shipping and operating production applications. • Demonstrated product ownership: you can point to things you've shipped where you made the calls on scope and design, not just implementation. You've worked directly with customers or operations staff and changed what you built as a result. • Proven expertise across our core stack — TypeScript/JavaScript, React Native/Web, Ruby/Rails, AWS, CI/CD — and distributed application architecture. You don't need to be equally deep everywhere, but you need to be comfortable everywhere. • AI-native development as your default practice. Concretely: you use an agentic coding tool (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor agent mode, or similar) to produce the majority of your code; you plan and decompose work so agents can execute it; you review agent output with the same rigor as a colleague's PR and own the result. We'll ask you to demonstrate this live in the interview loop. • Strong written and verbal communication with product, design, and operations audiences. You can explain a technical trade-off to a warehouse manager and a business trade-off to an engineer. • Experience in a startup or similarly fast-moving, innovative environment with a track record of delivering scalable, mission-critical production applications. • Experience building LLM-powered product features: retrieval, tool use, agent workflows, evaluation and observability of model output. • Familiarity with Ruby/Rails, React, Federated GraphQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, Docker, microservices, and NetSuite. • Experience in logistics, supply chain, marketplace, or other operations-heavy products. • Design sensibility: comfortable making reasonable UI decisions without waiting for a mockup. • Compensation for this role is £90k-£100k annually depending on experience.