Senior Full-Stack Engineer - Search & Allocation

About FixicoFixico is a leading European technology platform that transforms how fleets manage vehicle repair and maintenance.Through Fixico One, we bring repair and maintenance together in one connected platform and marketplace. This gives fleet operators more control over costs, lead times and quality. Today, more than 250 businesses use Fixico, supported by a network of 15,000+ repair partners across Europe. Now we're taking our next big step: the US market.About the roleEvery repair job on our platform needs to find the right shop. Our matching already combines smart technology with the expertise of our operations team. Now we want to make it fully automated, measurable and ready for the US.We're looking for the engineer who leads that. You'll set the vision, make the key calls and build the engine that decides which shop gets which job. You start lean, with our Product Manager for dispatch and our Data Scientist. You ship a first version fast, prove it works and grow the team from there.The heart of the job: steer a job to the best shop, invite several shops to quote, or combine both. And do it without double bookings, lost quotes or lower shop acceptance.What you will be doingSet the technical vision and own the architecture for search, matching and allocationShip a first working version fast, then scale it market by marketBuild the dispatch flow: steering, tendering and a hybrid cascade with timers, retries and escalationBuild a scoring layer we can tune for speed, price, lead time or quality, without a rebuildMake the build versus buy calls and decide where AI adds valueGrow the team around the engine, while staying hands-on and building the hard parts yourselfTech stackThe engine will be its own service, and you choose how it’s built. Language and framework are your call. The condition: your fellow engineers need to be able to maintain and extend it, so you weigh that in every choice.For context, the rest of our platform runs on PHP (Laravel) and Node.js, with React and Next.js on the frontend, on Google Cloud and Kubernetes.