Product Engineer - Front-End Leaning, Full-Stack
About the job
- Strong experience with Next.js, React, and TypeScript, including routing, rendering, and data-fetching patterns.
- Good component design and state management, with attention to accessibility.
- Confidence working in an existing Laravel codebase, including Eloquent, migrations, repositories, API resources, and feature tests with PHPUnit or Pest.
- Understanding of data modelling sufficient to identify changes that could break existing records.
- Daily use of Claude Code or a similar AI coding tool, with the ability to brief it effectively and identify issues such as shared state, validation, security boundaries, and incorrect fixes.
- Ability to consider product behavior and edge cases before implementation, take ownership of an entire feature, and communicate clearly in pull requests, tickets, and questions to product.
- Must be eligible to work in the UK without requiring sponsorship, hold a valid visa or UK residency, be currently based in the UK, and be prepared to undergo high-level security clearance.
- Build features end to end across the Next.js admin hub, attendee websites, and Laravel API.
- Turn prototypes and specifications into production-quality code, identifying gaps and edge cases before implementation.
- Use AI coding agents as a core part of the workflow, including running work in parallel where appropriate.
- Critically review agent-written code, especially around permissions, shared state, and data crossing client boundaries.
- Write and maintain tests, and use the automated test suite and seeded test events to check work.
- Ship safely to the live product using non-destructive migrations and feature branches while avoiding disruption for existing clients.
- Work closely with product to understand the purpose behind features.
- B2B or multi-tenant SaaS experience.
- Experience in regulated sectors such as finance or legal.
- Playwright or other end-to-end testing experience.
About the company
Eventogy is a cloud-based platform that helps professional organizations plan, run, and measure corporate conferences and hybrid events. It provides a secure, scalable system for creating event websites, managing attendee data, and automating workflows with an audit trail and CRM features aligned to FCA requirements. The tool set supports events of any size, from small meetings to global conferences, with a self-service interface designed for events executives. Where it stands apart from competitors is its industry focus on professional services—especially finance and legal—paired with built-in compliance, data transparency, and rapid deployment. The overall goal is to reduce workflow dependencies and reliably deliver compliant, high-volume events for large organizations.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Eventogy’s 2026 site highlights enterprise customers in banking and legal.
- Its 2026 compliance materials tout ISO 27001, GDPR, and auditability for regulated buyers.
- The 2025 brand refresh and rebuilt website signal active product and marketing investment.
What critics are saying
- Eventogy shows no disclosed funding, signaling limited war chest against better-capitalized rivals.
- Latka estimates only $2.3M ARR, leaving little room for prolonged sales slippage.
- If enterprise accounts like banks consolidate vendors, Eventogy loses its niche edge quickly.
What makes Eventogy unique
- Eventogy targets regulated banking and legal event programs, not generic conferences.
- Its product emphasizes audit trails, RBAC, SSO, and GDPR compliance.
- It sells one annual cost for unlimited events, registrations, editors, and business lines.
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Benefits
- Gym Membership
- Hybrid Work Options
- Professional Development Budget