Online greeting cards, gifts and flowers platform in the UK and Netherlands
Moonpig runs an eCommerce platform for personalised cards, gifts and flowers, built on a multi-cloud setup (AWS, Azure, GCP) with Go, Python, .NET and a React/TypeScript/GraphQL front end. Active projects center on OpenSearch-backed search and personalised recommendations, while a dbt + Snowflake + Metaplane data stack and a new Head of Research role point to a push toward recipient-centric personalisation. Procurement hiring signals cost consolidation alongside accelerating engineering growth.
Notable leadership hires: Procurement Category Lead, Head of Research
Moonpig is a London-headquartered public company, founded in 2000, selling greeting cards, gifts and flowers online to consumers. The group operates the Moonpig brand in the UK, US and Australia and the Greetz brand in the Netherlands. It positions itself as a technology platform underneath its consumer retail business, including in-house printing and fulfilment of personalised products. The company employs 201–500 people and is currently hiring in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
Moonpig uses AWS, Azure and GCP with Terraform, Go, Python, .NET, React, TypeScript and GraphQL, plus OpenSearch for search and dbt, Snowflake, BigQuery and Tableau for data.
Current work includes OpenSearch-based search experiences, personalised card and gift recommendations, a reminders engineering team, seasonal product launches and scaling its research capability.
Moonpig is hiring in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, with engineering the largest focus alongside marketing, sales and procurement, and leadership roles such as Head of Research.
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