Didomi

Didomi builds the infrastructure layer for consent and privacy compliance at scale. The core product is a Privacy and Consent Management Platform that processes billions of consents monthly across more than 1,500 clients. The technical stack sits at the intersection of privacy technology, consent management, and data governance - domains where misconfiguration doesn't just break features, it triggers regulatory exposure. The threat model is legal liability and erosion of user trust: malformed consent records or opaque data practices can mean GDPR fines, lost partnerships, and reputational damage that's hard to recover from. The engineering team operates across privacy compliance and data management verticals, shipping platform capabilities that handle high-throughput consent event processing with audit-grade accuracy. With over 160 employees spread across 37 countries, the company runs a remote-first model - Paris, Lille, Berlin, New York as anchors, but the team itself is globally distributed. The culture signals point to a scale-up cadence: ship fast, learn faster, with autonomy baked into the operating model rather than treated as a perk. For security and privacy-focused engineers, the draw is concrete: you're working on systems where data integrity is the product, regulatory compliance is the constraint, and the surface area includes consent lifecycle management, preference orchestration, and transparent data practice enforcement at billions-of-events-per-month volume. The technical challenges are real - distributed systems handling sensitive PII flows, consent state synchronization across jurisdictions, and building tooling that enterprise customers trust enough to stake their compliance posture on.