Discount and rewards membership platform for UK frontline workers
Blue Light Card runs a members-only discount service for frontline workers, built on a serverless AWS stack (CDK, Amplify, Terraform) with React/Next.js and Algolia/OpenSearch powering offer search. Accelerating hiring tilts toward engineering and marketing, while job posts center on an internal AI adoption programme and automation via n8n and Power Automate, alongside friction over AI uptake and manual provisioning.
Blue Light Card is a UK rewards service that gives frontline workers access to discounts from a large network of retail and brand partners, both online and in-store, plus access to exclusive events. The company was founded in 2008, is headquartered in Cossington, England, and employs 201–500 people. Its business model connects a large member base with retailers seeking promotion and advertising reach. Hiring is focused in the United Kingdom across engineering, marketing, operations, sales and finance.
Blue Light Card builds on AWS with Serverless, AWS CDK, Terraform, React, Next.js, TypeScript and Node.js, uses Algolia and OpenSearch for search, dbt and Tableau for data, and Salesforce, HubSpot and Zendesk for customer operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating with engineering as the largest department, followed by marketing, operations and sales, mostly at mid and senior levels, all based in the United Kingdom.
Job posts point to an AI adoption programme, building outbound partner acquisition, a member operations tooling and automation roadmap, API and webhook integrations, and automated device provisioning and patching.
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