2 days ago
Munich, GermanyEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Demonstrate Tacto’s value using prospects’ and customers’ spend, supplier, and parts data.
- Build data pipelines, AI agents, and custom logic in customer environments using production data.
- Run customer workshops, collaborate with buyers and key users, and debug alongside customer IT teams.
- Convert recurring customer solutions into reusable Tacto platform capabilities that drive revenue.
- Automate repetitive work by building and validating agents.
- Travel across the DACH region and maintain direct customer contact as a core part of the role.
Requirements
- Experience building software, automations, agents, or technical projects used by real people.
- Hands-on experience building with LLMs and real, messy data, using tools such as Cursor, Claude, and Codex.
- Working-level SQL and Python skills, or the ability to develop them quickly with AI assistance.
- Ability to work effectively with incomplete requirements, undocumented data, and conflicting stakeholders.
- Ability to explain technical decisions clearly, handle customer pushback, and build trust without over-promising.
- Native-level German and fluent English.
- Based in Munich and willing to travel across DACH.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and company equity.
- In-office workplace in central Munich, with more than four days per week in the office.
- Development budget, peer mentoring, Lunch & Learns, external speakers, and regular exposure to exceptional people.
- 26 vacation days plus 4 fixed company rest days per year.
- Regular off-sites and team events.
- Wellpass membership, fruit basket, and access to Jobrad.
- Voluntary pension contribution and voluntary KITA subsidy for children.
About Tacto
Tacto builds an AI-driven procurement intelligence platform for industrial manufacturers, unifying supplier, material, and cost data to improve sourcing and reduce leakage. The software integrates with ERP and legacy systems to automate analytics and purchasing workflows. Privately held and focused on the European industrial market, the platform is reported to be used by hundreds of companies managing billions of euros in materials spend.