Staff Full Stack Engineer - Inventory team (remote within Europe)

Role overview Lead technical work on internal systems for purchasing materials, managing warehouse operations, and maintaining production equipment. These tools help keep facilities supplied, make inventory processes more efficient, and support the equipment behind order fulfillment. This is a staff-level full-stack role that combines backend system design with user-facing tools, process improvement, and technical ownership.

Responsibilities - Design backend services for procurement, warehouse management, and equipment maintenance. - Build front-end interfaces and data visualizations for operational users and managers. - Assess existing processes and identify ways to improve their effectiveness. - Collaborate with product, operations, and engineering colleagues to develop features. - Take initiatives from concept to delivery and improve code quality through testing, refactoring, and reviews. - Contribute to architecture improvements and share knowledge across teams.

Requirements - Strong backend engineering experience. - Experience applying Domain-Driven Design. - Practical performance optimization experience. - Familiarity with distributed systems and message queues. - Strong foundations in clean code, testing, and Agile practices. - Ability to work independently and deliver in a fast-paced environment, with spoken and written English for collaboration. - Availability for occasional, short, planned visits to a facility in Latvia for team or operational needs.

Nice to have Experience with CQRS or languages such as Python, Rust, PHP, or Go. Background building internal ERP, order, or warehouse platforms in manufacturing, logistics, or supply chains is relevant, as is integrating scanners, printers, IoT devices, or automation equipment. A build-and-run approach and experience with containerized services or infrastructure as code are also useful. The listed technical environment includes Vue, TypeScript, PHP frameworks, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform.

Benefits and work setup Remote work is available within Europe, with an office option in Riga and occasional pre-planned facility visits. Working hours are flexible, with a start time as late as 11 a.m. Benefits include private health insurance, three additional paid days off for wellbeing and personal celebrations, learning opportunities, mentorship, internal meetups, and hackathons. Office-based staff can receive lunch; an employee merchandise discount and team events are also offered.