Full-Stack Engineer GEOINT

Orcrist Technologies
Remote / BerlinPosted 21 March 2026

Job Description

Full-Stack Engineer GEOINT Company Orcrist builds the Orcrist Intelligence Platform (OIP), a Kubernetes-based data intelligence system delivered as SaaS or self-hosted/on-prem (including air-gapped deployments). We turn complex, multi-modal data into actionable intelligence for defense, law-enforcement, and enterprise teams. Role Build map and spatial analytics features used by mission teams. You’ll develop TypeScript/Python services, deliver 2D/3D UX, and ensure offline-ready experiences across connected and disconnected environments. What you'll do Ship React/TypeScript map workspace features (layers, annotations, timelines, overlays). Build APIs integrating PostGIS, geoprocessing services, and vector/3D tiles. Optimize performance for large datasets and offline workflows (tiling, caching, packaging). Instrument telemetry, tests, and join on-call rotations for spatial services. Collaborate with designers, analysts, and data engineers to iterate quickly on user feedback. About you 3–7 years building geospatial or visualization-heavy full-stack applications. Strong TypeScript/React, Node.js or Python, and experience with Mapbox/MapLibre/Cesium. Understanding of geospatial formats, projections, and performance optimization. Eligible to work in Germany; EU/NATO citizenship and security screening required. Nice-to-haves German language (B1+) Experience with offline sync, deck.gl, or NATO symbology. What We Offer Modern stack: TypeScript/Next.js/React, Node, Kafka/Temporal, Postgres/OpenSearch, Kubernetes. Remote-first in Germany with regular Berlin prototyping sprints, 30 days vacation, equipment learning budget. High-impact work: your prototypes shape what becomes product across multiple delivery teams.
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