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Lead Software Engineer

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Engineering Lead | Wealth Management Technology
I'm working with a well-established financial services organisation that's going through a significant technology transformation and investing heavily in modern engineering practices, cloud technologies, and AI.
They're looking for an Engineering Lead who can combine strong hands-on technical expertise with leadership, helping to shape the future of a key financial planning technology area while supporting and developing engineering teams.
Although the team uses the iRess Xplan platform, this is not an Xplan specialist hire. Previous Xplan experience is not a requirement. Instead, they're keen to speak with engineers who have built, supported, or enhanced applications within wealth management, investment management, private banking, financial advice, or broader financial services environments.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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The role
You'll play a key role in:
- Providing technical leadership across a critical business platform
- Driving engineering standards, architecture, and best practices
- Building and improving APIs, integrations, and cloud-based services
- Supporting the adoption of modern DevOps and CI/CD approaches
- Coaching and mentoring engineers to grow team capability
- Working closely with business stakeholders, architects, and compliance teams
- Exploring how AI and emerging technologies can improve engineering delivery and business outcomes
What we're looking for
- Experience leading software engineering teams or technical delivery
- Strong hands-on development experience, ideally with Python
- Cloud experience across AWS and/or Azure
- Solid understanding of APIs, integrations, microservices, and modern software design
- Experience operating within regulated financial services environments
- Ability to influence technical direction while remaining close to delivery


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Nice to have
- AI, GenAI, or AI-assisted development experience
- Salesforce Financial Services Cloud
- Snowflake
- Enterprise integration platforms
- Consumer Duty or other financial services regulatory knowledge
Location & Salary
Glasgow - Up to £98,000
This role would suit someone who enjoys solving complex technology challenges, leading from the front, and helping modernise platforms that support wealth management and financial planning services.
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