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Lead Product Engineer (up to £180k)

London
£180k/yr
Posted about 8 hours ago
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A company building large-scale simulated populations of AI personas, grounded in real-world behavioural data. They enable Fortune 500 organisations to test messages and strategies against audiences traditional research can't reach. Backed by leading VCs, they're seeing significant ARR and strong traction.

This is their first lead-level product engineering hire. You'll own features end-to-end, from front-end interaction to database, working directly with the designer and CTO. This isn't a siloed feature-factory role; you'll make architectural calls that shape the product for years, while also sweating the small interactions that define user experience. You'll set the engineering standard as the team grows, building a product where reliability is non-negotiable for high-stakes client decisions.

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The work

  • Own the full vertical slice of new features, from initial scope and design through to shipping and iteration across front-end, API, and database.
  • Define system architecture, data models, and API contracts that will underpin the product's evolution for years.
  • Obsess over user experience: from browser rendering performance and API latency to caching, concurrency, and queueing.
  • Collaborate with research and forward-deployed engineers to productise frontier AI capabilities into client-facing features.
  • Establish and uphold the engineering bar for system design and code quality as the team scales.

What You Bring

  • 5+ years shipping production software, owning features end-to-end, and a track record as the go-to engineer for complex problems.
  • Expert in TypeScript, comfortable across the full stack, and productive in Python.
  • Deep understanding of system performance across the stack: browser, API, caching, concurrency, and advanced Postgres skills (indexing, query planning, migrations).
  • Experience designing scalable architecture: defining service boundaries, making build-vs-buy decisions, and establishing robust API contracts.
  • Proficiency with AI coding agents (e.g., Claude Code, Codex) to accelerate development while maintaining high quality standards.

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Skills

TypeScript
Python
Postgres
System Architecture
API Design
Full Stack Development
AI Coding Agents
Database Indexing
Query Planning
Caching
Concurrency
Queueing
Frontend Development
Backend Development

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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