MOO brings brands to life in a sustainable way, with a range of remarkable print and merchandise products. We combine design, technology, manufacturing and service, so that people can connect in memorable ways. Not online but out there, in real life. We started in 2004. Since then we’ve built an award-winning and much-loved brand, with customer satisfaction and Trustpilot ratings that make most businesses want to give up and hire an army of review bots. We’ve got half a million customers, mostly small and medium businesses in North America, the UK, and Europe – businesses that, like us, get all excited about putting something real and beautiful into people’s hands. Does that make us nerds? Probably, and we’re ok with that. We’ve been given the highest business award in Britain, ‘The Queen’s Award for Enterprise’. Backed by venture capital, we’re part of Tech Nation’s ‘Future Fifty’, recently passing $1bn in lifetime revenue, and featuring in the Guardian’s top 10 UK start-ups list. Ok, we’ll stop bragging now. Today, we’re more than 400 people with our global HQ in London, UK, while we also have premises in Dagenham. In the US, you’ll find us in Boston, MA, as well as East Providence, RI and Denver, CO and with our most recent office expansion in Cape Town South Africa. MOO's engineering teams span the physical and digital worlds. Every order we take is manufactured after it is paid for, so the journey from "buy" to "delivered" runs through a factory as well as a database. That is true of the storefront, our design and customisation tools, cart, checkout and payments, business accounts, and equally true of order orchestration, manufacturing, fulfilment, shipping and the tooling our Customer Service and Operations teams use. The problems worth solving here run the length of that journey, and the hardest ones are usually the ones that cross it.
As we scale, we're bringing together two ecommerce platforms while also experimenting with our customers' browsing experiences to support growth. On the other side of the order, we're consolidating tooling for Customer Service and Operations, improving data visibility across the order journey, integrating new carriers, and increasing manufacturing capacity while protecting customer experience and margin. We're also changing how we build, with AI-assisted development now part of everyday engineering practice here.
You'll partner closely with engineering teams across our entire ecosystem, product leadership, and our Platform group, to deliver a coherent, scalable architecture and unblock cross-team delivery.
Bring deep technical leadership across MOO's ecommerce ecosystem, from storefront and checkout through to delivered. You'll support in setting the architectural direction for that journey and enable multiple teams to move quickly and efficiently.
Balance essential scaling of today's systems with an iterative migration away from legacy components. Define contracts, events and guardrails that make our ecosystem observable, resilient and cost-efficient. Set the standard for how we use AI-assisted development, so we get the speed without lowering the quality bar. Translate operational requirements from Operations and Customer Service, and commercial requirements from Product and Trading, into pragmatic platform improvements. You'll work with our engineering team, who are largely based in the UK, and with stakeholders at our manufacturing facilities in East Providence, Rhode Island and Dagenham, London.
Senior IC role reporting into senior leadership (VP of Technology). Scope spans multiple teams across ecommerce and post-purchase, partnering closely with Product leadership and Platform and Architecture peers to help drive what the future of MOOs systems look like.
- Travel to our East Providence facility a couple of times a year* - ( we are able open to findingalternatives with anyone for whom that travel is not workable)