Full Stack Product Engineer (100% Remote - Germany | UK | Ireland)

Role overview Help evolve a widely used digital analytics product so organizations can understand their digital performance while retaining control of their data. You’ll work with Product and engineering colleagues to identify customer problems, shape solutions, and deliver measurable improvements across the product stack. The work spans new capabilities and careful changes to mature systems, integrations, and plugins.

Responsibilities - Work with product colleagues and customers to clarify needs and define useful outcomes. - Explore solutions, test ideas, and make considered trade-offs about scope and complexity. - Own technical design and implementation across the stack. - Build in privacy, security, accessibility, performance, and compatibility throughout delivery. - Ship changes incrementally, take responsibility for production behavior, and use feedback to improve results. - Use AI tools during development, verifying their output and maintaining software quality.

Requirements - At least five years delivering full-stack software and investigating complex technical problems. - Strong product judgment and focus on solving customer problems. - Ability to take ownership and shape solutions when requirements are not fully specified. - Experience improving mature systems while preserving expected behavior. - Ability to balance delivery speed with quality, privacy, security, and backward compatibility. - Strong written and spoken English for global, asynchronous collaboration. - Effective use of AI throughout development, including checking and validating generated work.

Benefits and work setup - Fully remote within your country of employment, with flexible hours shaped by collaboration needs. - 25 days of paid annual leave and a home-office equipment allowance. - Health insurance support where applicable, wellbeing support, a paid volunteering day, and pet bereavement leave. Benefits vary by country. - Focused-work practices include meeting-free Fridays and limits on late meetings.