TruTrace Intelligence Ltd
Technical Cofounder

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Company Description
TruTrace Intelligence Ltd is a UK-incorporated investigative intelligence company focused on digital risk, financial crime, and institutional security across Africa and beyond. The company builds investigative infrastructure and provides intelligence-led services for institutions and executives that require actionable answers rather than standalone software.
Its flagship platform, CaseLink, transforms fragmented data into structured investigative intelligence, automatically mapping transaction networks, identifying behavioral patterns, and building court-grade evidence chains. CaseLink is engineered for African data structures, compliant with NDPR data residency requirements, and actively used by fraud teams, EFCC investigators, and intelligence analysts to significantly reduce investigation time.
In addition to its platform, TruTrace delivers OSINT and digital investigations, protective intelligence, and digital executive protection to help clients stay ahead of threats and operate confidently in complex environments.
Role Description
The Technical Cofounder will play a central role in shaping TruTrace’s technology vision, architecture, and delivery across the CaseLink platform and related investigative intelligence products. This full-time remote role includes leading end-to-end product development, from technical strategy and system design to implementation, testing, and deployment in secure, data-sensitive environments.
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- Collaborating closely with the founding team to align technical roadmaps with business objectives
- Conducting technical research into investigative intelligence tooling
- Designing scalable data ingestion, analysis, and pattern detection capabilities tailored to African financial crime contexts
The Technical Cofounder will also help build and mentor a technical team, establish engineering best practices, and contribute to sales and client-facing activities by translating complex technical functionality into clear value propositions.
Over time, this role will be responsible for driving innovation, ensuring platform reliability and security, and supporting integration with institutional clients and partner systems.
Qualifications
- Strong analytical skills for data modeling, pattern detection, and technical problem-solving in complex investigative and financial crime environments.
- Excellent communication skills to collaborate with founders, clients, investigators, and non-technical stakeholders, and to explain technical concepts clearly.
- Sales-related skills, including the ability to support technical pre-sales, product demos, and client conversations that connect platform capabilities to user needs.
- Marketing awareness to contribute to product positioning, messaging, and technical content that supports go-to-market efforts and thought leadership.
- Research skills to evaluate technologies, investigate emerging threats, and inform product features for digital risk, OSINT, and protective intelligence use cases.
- Proven experience as a senior engineer or technical founder, ideally within data platforms, fintech, cybersecurity, or investigative intelligence.
- Proficiency in designing and building scalable backend systems, APIs, and data pipelines, with experience in cloud infrastructure and secure deployment practices.
- Familiarity with African financial systems
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