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Product Engineer (Full Stack) (£50k-£90k + Equity) at Ark Residential

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Job Title
Product Engineer (Full Stack)
Salary
£50k-£90k + Equity
Company Description
Ark Residential is a London-based property technology startup building a comprehensive software platform for residential communities. Their app connects residents, property managers, and concierges to streamline everything from service charge payments to maintenance reporting. Having already processed millions in service charges, Ark Residential is now expanding into the enterprise property management sector.
Job Description
As a Product Engineer at Ark Residential, you will own complex problems from discovery to deployment. Working across a React and Python/Django stack, you’ll leverage AI to automate manual property management workflows. You’ll collaborate directly with users in an office-first environment, building high-stakes software that improves how thousands of people live and work daily.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- High Impact Ownership: You won't just follow tickets; you'll own problems end-to-end, deciding what's worth building and shipping it across the full stack for thousands of active users.
- AI-Native Workflow: Ark Residential heavily integrates AI into both the product and the development process, allowing one engineer to tackle challenges that previously required entire teams.
- Early-Stage Growth: Join a small, high-velocity team at a pivotal moment as they move into the enterprise market, offering significant influence over product direction and technical leadership paths.
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What You Will Do
- Take "fuzzy" user problems and turn them into shipped features across React, React Native, and Python/Django backend systems.
- Work directly with property managers and residents to gather feedback and iterate on features that streamline building operations and community living.
- Build and deploy AI-driven features that automate complex tasks like processing inspection reports and drafting trusted communications for property managers.
The ideal candidate
- Proven experience shipping full-stack features using TypeScript/React and Python/Django (or a similar modern web framework) with a strong sense of architectural design.
- A product-first mindset with a strong bias to action, capable of working independently through ambiguity to deliver polished user experiences.
- Active experience building with AI tools and a clear perspective on how LLMs can be applied to solve practical, real-world business problems.
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