See something that should exist? Build it.
See a better way? Do it.
At Terrific , every role directly impacts how we grow from product to revenue to customer experience. We’re building the next generation of social commerce through live shopping powered by real-time data and AI.
And we believe customer data should belong to the brands who earn it — not third-party platforms.
Product Engineer — Monetization & Commerce Data
Europe · Remote · Full-time Contract
Product & Engineering · Commerce Media · Data · AI
Start date: November 2026
See data that should be worth money? Make it worth money.
See a number nobody can explain? Go find out why.
At Terrific , we're building the next generation of social commerce—helping brands and publishers turn content, creators, live experiences and AI into commerce they own.
Our technology brings shoppable video, live shopping, interactive timelines, polls and product carousels directly onto a merchant's website or app.
Now we're looking for a Product Engineer to turn what those experiences already know about a shopper into a monetization product—and to decide what that product should be.
THE OPPORTUNITY
This is not a role where you'll inherit a roadmap.
You'll write it.
Terrific sits on something most advertising companies cannot get. On a single customer's domain we see the video someone watched, the poll they voted in, the product they tapped, the coupon they used, what went into the cart and what they actually bought—first-party, consented, tied to a real catalog and a real checkout.
Most advertising systems have one half of that and model the other half.
Nobody has turned it into a product yet.
That's this role. You'll build the layer that lets a retailer sell advertising inside their own site to the brands they already stock, and lets a publisher prove what their audience is worth in transactions rather than impressions.
There is no ad server today. No auction. No campaign model. No advertiser interface. It is a blank page, and you get to decide what goes on it.
WHAT YOU'LL BUILD
First, the thing only we can build: measurement.
Impression, view, engagement, product interaction, add to cart, checkout, purchase. Client-side and server-side. One canonical event model, identity resolution, consent, and reporting a brand manager can read without an analyst.
Then the thing that makes money: on-site retail media. Sponsored placements on inventory we already control—timeline, shoppable video, live—sold to brands the retailer already stocks. No auction required. No ad server required.
After that, connectivity. Campaign and audience APIs into external buying platforms, and eventually programmatic supply through Google Ad Manager and Prebid.
We expect to rent more of the advertising stack than we build. You'll help decide which parts.
WHAT YOU'LL OWN
- Writing the spec. You get a problem and an
