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Auditq — Belgium · Posted ~1 day ago

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Company Description AuditQ is an innovative platform that empowers QA teams in food manufacturing to stay ahead in compliance. We're a growing SaaS team with strong traction, a very ambitious roadmap and customers who actively shape what we build. We’re based in Antwerp and we’re now looking for engineers who want ownership, impact, and real responsibility from day one. If your passion is building products that matter, shipping fast, and working in a team that breathes startup culture, keep reading. Role Description Shape our product roadmap and technical decisions - your ideas matter from day oneBuild end-to-end features: from ML-powered anomaly detection to the dashboards that display themTake full ownership of problems: "this compliance automation feature isn't working well" becomes your challenge to solveWork directly with customers and translate their pain points into solutions You should be: A generalist comfortable across the stack - we need someone who can jump between APIs endpoints, frontend work, and AI engine implementationSomeone who takes responsibility - when something breaks or needs building, you figure it outEager to learn - today it's compliance tech, tomorrow it might be a new AWS service3-5 years into your career but ready to punch above your weight Our stack (but we care more about your mindset than specific tools): Python, AWS (Lambda, API Gateway), AngularML frameworks for real-time monitoring and automated insights Why join: You’ll be one of the first engineering hires, shaping both product and cultureReal impact and ownership in a small team - no getting lost in a 100-person engineering orgCompetitive salary & extralegal benefitsFlexible hours & remote-friendly setupYou'll shape the product, not just implement ticketsSocietal impact; helping manufacturers produce healthy food at scale