OrderMesh is the operating system for modern print-on-demand fulfillment.
We build intelligent order orchestration software that sits at the center of a complex global supply chain — connecting brands, marketplaces, and producers through a single platform. We replace the fragmented legacy systems that the industry has outgrown, with modern, API-first software built for today's scale and speed.
OrderMesh is part of Taylor Corporation, a multi-billion-dollar global leader in print, manufacturing, and technology-enabled services — operating one of the largest production footprints in the world, serving enterprise customers across retail, ecommerce, and beyond.
The best of both worlds — and we mean it.
Most companies say "startup energy with enterprise backing." Few actually deliver it. At OrderMesh, the combination is real:
Why now?
We're at an inflection point. The platform already runs real, live production volume — and we're expanding its capabilities, building out new infrastructure, and actively shaping how an entire industry operates. The decisions you make here — technical, architectural, product-driven — will have lasting impact.
This isn't a role where you maintain someone else's roadmap. You'll be building serious software, solving meaningful real-world problems, and doing it with the backing of a world-class organization.
If that's the kind of work you're looking for, OrderMesh is a rare opportunity.
Lead product strategy and own the end-to-end UX for our Order Management platforms — hands-on, from concept to delivery — ensuring every workflow is intuitive, efficient, and built to scale across millions of orders daily.
You won't just collaborate on UX — you'll drive it. From early discovery through final delivery, you'll personally own the design and usability of our platform, using AI-powered tools to move fast and validate ideas before they reach engineering. You think in user flows, speak fluently in components, and can go from whiteboard to working prototype without relying on a dedicated design team.
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