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Product Engineer

London
£90k – £120k/yr
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Product Engineer | London | Hybrid | Tech4Good

Location: London (hybrid, minimum 2 days in the office)
Salary: £90,000-£120,000 + equity + benefits

Tech Stack

  • Python (FastAPI, Django or Flask)
  • React
  • AWS

Some engineering roles are about shipping features. This one is about shaping the future of a business.

We're working with a well-funded Tech4Good company that's using technology to tackle one of the world's biggest environmental challenges. They're now looking for a Product Engineer to take ownership of a critical part of the platform as they enter their next phase of growth.

This isn't a role where you'll spend your days picking up tickets from a backlog. You'll work from first principles to understand real customer problems, collaborate with stakeholders across the business, and build products that directly influence how the company scales over the coming years.

You'll own problems from discovery through to production, balancing technical excellence with pragmatism and product thinking.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Owning a core product domain from end to end.
  • Working closely with Product, Design and stakeholders across the business to identify opportunities and solve meaningful problems.
  • Building scalable backend services and intuitive user-facing features.
  • Designing APIs, data models and systems that stand the test of time.
  • Making technical decisions that balance customer value, engineering quality and delivery speed.
  • Influencing engineering standards and helping shape the technical direction of the platform.

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They're Looking For Someone Who:

  • Enjoys solving customer problems as much as writing code.
  • Has strong commercial experience building production software.
  • Is comfortable working across the stack, with a backend leaning.
  • Takes ownership naturally and enjoys operating with autonomy.
  • Communicates confidently with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Thrives in startup or scale-up environments where priorities evolve quickly.
  • Cares about building products that deliver measurable real-world impact.

The tech stack is centred around Python, React and AWS, but they're much more interested in exceptional product engineers than perfect keyword matches. If you've built great products in another modern backend language and are happy picking up Python, they'd love to speak with you.

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Why Join?

  • Build technology that delivers real environmental impact rather than another productivity tool.
  • Join a business with strong commercial traction, ambitious growth plans and significant backing.
  • High ownership from day one, with the opportunity to influence both product and engineering direction.
  • Work alongside a thoughtful, collaborative engineering team with an exceptionally high bar.

This is the sort of role that doesn't come around often: meaningful technical challenges, high ownership, a mission worth getting behind, and a team that trusts its engineers to make decisions.

If you're excited by building products that matter and want to play a significant role in the next chapter of a growing Tech4Good company, I'd love to tell you more.

Product Engineer | London | Hybrid | Tech4Good | £90,000-£120,000 + Equity

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Skills

Python
FastAPI
Django
Flask
React
AWS
API Design
Data Modeling
Backend Development
Product Thinking
System Design
Stakeholder Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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