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Platform/Product Engineer (up to £150k)

London
£150k/yr
Posted about 8 hours ago
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The Role

This role is with one of Dex's trusted partner companies. We work closely with their teams to truly understand their culture, goals, and what they're looking for, so we can match you with the right opportunity and give you context about the role before you commit to a process.

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About the Company

This company builds a critical logistics middle-layer for armed forces. Their software tracks inventory, flags supply gaps, and optimises tactical routes, collapsing an 84-hour ammunition-order cycle into the 16-hour window where battles are decided. They're backed by leading investors and solving problems where the competition is literally pen-and-paper.

The Role Description

You'll own the backend infrastructure that makes this possible: data processing, network optimisations under battlefield constraints, and classical ML pipelines. This isn't chasing state-of-the-art deep learning; it's about robust, battle-proven traditional ML running on constrained, on-prem hardware. Expect high ownership and ambiguous requirements as the first defence contracts land.

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Responsibilities

  • Own backend infrastructure for a logistics middle-layer, integrating with NATO command-and-control systems.
  • Design and implement data processing and signal pipelines for intelligence feeds (drone observations, C2 inputs).
  • Optimise network performance and routing decisions under severe environmental and adversarial constraints.
  • Develop and deploy classical ML models that distil intelligence into tactical supply-routing decisions.
  • Work with constrained on-prem hardware (16-20 CPUs, 64GB RAM per server), focusing on efficiency and reliability.

Requirements

  • 2-5 years building production software, with a solid stint in platform or infrastructure engineering.
  • Experience with classical/traditional ML (signal pipelines, linear models) or a genuine desire to lean into this style on constrained hardware, rather than deep-learning hype.
  • T-shaped: comfortable navigating business context, technical detail, and ambiguity with multiple concurrent priorities.
  • Background in defence, finance/hedge funds (building signal pipelines), or work requiring security clearance.
  • NATO citizenship is a hard requirement for this role.

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Skills

Backend Infrastructure
Data Processing
Network Optimization
Classical Machine Learning
Signal Pipelines
On-prem Hardware
NATO Command-and-Control Systems
Platform Engineering

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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