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Senior Product Engineer (£85k–£120k + Equity) at infact

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Job Title
Senior Product Engineer
Salary
£85k–£120k + Equity
Company Description
infact.io is a seed-stage London fintech that raised £4m from AlbionVC to build the UK's first real-time credit bureau. They provide API-first infrastructure that connects directly to financial data sources, enabling lenders to access live credit signals and move away from stale, batch-processed data.
Job Description
As the senior technical lead reporting to the CTO, you will own the architecture and delivery of high-performance Go microservices on AWS. You will set the technical bar for the engineering team, mentoring mid-level developers while building reliable infrastructure that powers sub-second credit decisions for a new generation of UK lenders.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- Ground-floor opportunity to build the core infrastructure of the UK's first real-time credit bureau from scratch, replacing legacy systems that haven't changed in decades.
- Backed by £4m in seed funding from AlbionVC, offering the stability of a funded startup with the high-impact ownership of a small, five-person engineering team.
- Direct reporting line to the CTO with zero layers of management or committees, giving you genuine autonomy over architecture, code quality, and technical strategy.
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What You Will Do
- Design and scale high-performance Go microservices on AWS using Fargate, Lambda, and Aurora Postgres to handle sub-second latency for regulated B2B APIs.
- Act as the most senior technical voice in the engineering team, mentoring mid-level engineers through code reviews, pairing, and setting excellence standards.
- Drive critical architectural trade-offs across the data layer and API surface, balancing rapid delivery with the security and reliability required for fintech infrastructure.
The ideal candidate
- You have 5+ years of commercial experience building and operating production-grade B2B API services, with deep technical expertise in Go (Golang).
- You possess a strong track record of scaling cloud-native systems on AWS, specifically working with managed services like DynamoDB, Aurora, and containerized workloads.
- You are an engineer who leads by example, elevating the craft of those around you while making pragmatic, responsible use of modern AI tooling like Claude and Bedrock.
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