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Chief Technology Officer (Co-Founder)

London
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FOUNDING CTO / CO-FOUNDER — NEXUSFM

Build the execution rail for the built world

Facilities management is a £1.5T global industry still coordinated through fragmented systems, manual workflows, and slow payment cycles.

We're building NexusFM to change that.

NexusFM turns physical maintenance work into Structured Task Units (STUs) — machine-readable units that can be scoped, priced, allocated, executed, verified, and commercially cleared through a common infrastructure layer.

The ambition is much bigger than another FM SaaS platform.

We're building the infrastructure through which physical work can eventually be matched, executed, cleared, and traded in real time.

The role

We're looking for an exceptional Founding CTO & Co-Founder to take NexusFM from architecture and high-fidelity prototype through live enterprise deployment and into production.

This is a genuine 0→1 builder role.

You'll personally shape the architecture, write code, make ruthless build-vs-buy decisions, work directly with customers, and recruit the first exceptional engineers around you.

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The first challenge is simple to describe:

Requirement → STU → allocation → execution → evidence → verification → clearing.

Make that work beautifully in the real world. Then scale it.

You'll own the technical development of the STU protocol, execution and matching engines, verification layer, AI-native intelligence, and settlement infrastructure — and ultimately the engineering organization around them.

Who we're looking for

We're particularly interested in people who have built something from near-zero and then seen it become genuinely successful.

You might have been a founder, founding engineer, or early technical leader. What's important is that you've experienced both sides:

0→1 creation and 1→scale.

You should still be deeply technical and comfortable getting into the code. We don't need someone to manage a large engineering organization on day one. We need someone who can build the foundations and attract exceptional people to build alongside them.

Experience in marketplaces, fintech/payments, transaction infrastructure, logistics, mobility, or field operations is particularly relevant.

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We're not looking for someone who wants to architect the perfect system before shipping. You need to know what must be right on day one — and what can wait until day 1,000.

Why NexusFM

We have a defined STU execution model, high-fidelity product work underway, enterprise pilot pathways with major UK FM operators, and a £1.5m Seed round in progress.

The initial wedge is maintenance execution. The larger opportunity is to create the transaction infrastructure and ultimately the real-time market for physical work.

Every executed STU strengthens the data, pricing, allocation, and trust layer beneath that market.

Now we need the technical co-founder who can turn that thesis into infrastructure.

London / hybrid

Meaningful co-founder equity + competitive post-funding salary.

You'll have genuine ownership of technology and product and a seat at the founding table.

If you've already helped create something from nothing and watched it become successful — and want to do it again on a much bigger canvas — we'd like to meet you.

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