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Oliver Bernard

Lead Engineer

United Kingdom
£90k/yr
Posted about 12 hours ago
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Oliver Bernard are once again working with a growing SaaS business that is looking for an Engineering Lead to join its engineering team and take ownership of a key product area.

This is a hands-on, backend-leaning fullstack position. You’ll still be writing code and making technical decisions, while also providing technical direction and supporting the development of junior engineers.

💰 Salary: Up to £90,000 + Benefits
🏙️ Location: UK Remote (Must be based within the UK - Sponsorship NA)
💻 Tech Stack: React, Typescript, Node - (Python is a bonus)

The company is also investing heavily in AI-native development, so they’re particularly interested in engineers who are already using tools such as Claude Code, Cursor or similar in their day-to-day development.

What you'll be doing

You'll have ownership across the full engineering lifecycle — from working with Product to shape solutions, through to architecture, development and running software in production. The role combines:

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  • Working closely with Product and other technical stakeholders
  • Making pragmatic technical decisions and helping shape engineering standards
  • Improving how the team uses AI and agentic development tools

What they're looking for

We're looking for someone who has progressed beyond purely individual-contributor work but still wants to be in the code.

You'll ideally have experience as a Tech Lead, Lead Engineer or similar, with a strong background in modern JavaScript/TypeScript and Node.js. You don't need to have come from a formal Engineering Manager background — the key is that you've led technically, mentored other engineers and are comfortable taking ownership of architectural decisions.

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Python experience would be a nice-to-have rather than a requirement. Experience with AI-assisted development is particularly interesting, especially if you're already experimenting with agentic coding tools and looking at ways to make them part of your normal engineering workflow.

The opportunity

This is a chance to join a business where engineering has a genuine influence on the product, while remaining hands-on rather than moving completely away from development. You'll have significant technical ownership, exposure to product decision-making and the opportunity to help shape how a growing engineering team approaches AI-native software development.

If you feel this role could be what you're looking for, or want to hear more, apply now!

React, Typescript, Node, Python, Lead Engineer, Remote UK

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