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Burns Sheehan

Senior Software Engineer

United Kingdom
£85k – £110k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Senior Software Engineer - Python, Backend

📍 Location: Remote-first, UK-based
💸 Salary: £85,000-110,000
📈 Heavily Funded: Series C, fast-scaling consumer tech
⚙️ Technical Environment: Python, API Development, Distributed Systems, AWS

We're partnered with a fast-growing, heavily funded technology platform as they scale multiple engineering teams.

The ambition is to disrupt a bloated, legacy-dominated industry through a genuinely superior user experience. This is a business that owns its entire tech stack end-to-end. No white-label shortcuts. That means the engineering team has the freedom to build in a customer and product driven environment and to build it right. This role sits within a team that drives their core revenue. This hire will be the technical anchor on the backend side of the squad. You'll own the APIs that power the customer-facing product, be involved from problem statement through to release, and play a direct role in shaping how the domain evolves. There's an exciting launch on the horizon in a brand new region which will involve a large greenfield build.

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Your 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 systems challenge is real: high-throughput event-driven architecture on AWS, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis, averaging 6+ backend releases per week with a target of 20+. Fast but safe is their culture. They're also experimenting with Rust for performance-critical workloads and are early-but-genuine adopters of AI tooling across the engineering org.

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Small squads, high trust, high ownership and autonomy to decide what needs to be built.

Requirements

  • Strong backend engineering experience, ideally in Python, though they'll flex for the right profile with a modern technical background
  • Proven track record building and owning production-grade APIs with performance in mind
  • Comfortable contributing to systems design and architectural decisions, not just implementation
  • Product-curious: you care that your work reaches users and has an impact, not just that the code is clean
  • Experience with distributed systems or event-driven architectures is a strong positive
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Skills

Python
API Development
Distributed Systems
AWS
Kafka
PostgreSQL
Redis
Rust
Systems Design
Event-driven Architecture

Location

United Kingdom

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