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Rust Engineer – Product & Platform
London – Hybrid
Up to £130,000 + Bonus
We're hiring a highly capable Rust Engineer to join a fast-growing sports technology business building products used across the global sports and betting market.
This isn't a traditional backend role. We're looking for someone with a Founding Engineer mentality who wants ownership across the entire technology stack and is comfortable moving between product engineering, backend systems, infrastructure, data, and, where needed, frontend development.
You'll work closely with the founding team to take problems from initial idea through architecture, implementation, and production. You'll have significant influence over both technical decisions and what gets built, rather than simply working through predefined tickets.
What you'll be doing
- Building and owning production systems primarily in Rust
- Taking products and features end-to-end from concept through to production
- Working across product, backend, infrastructure, and data
- Designing high-performance, reliable, and scalable services
- Building and optimizing APIs, databases, and data-intensive systems
- Contributing to architecture and infrastructure decisions
- Working directly with product and commercial stakeholders to understand problems and determine the right technical solution
- Contributing across the wider stack when required, including frontend development
- Helping establish engineering standards and technical direction as the team scales
- Taking genuine ownership of problems rather than being restricted to a specific part of the stack
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Strong commercial software engineering experience with Rust and evidence of building and shipping production systems.
You'll need to be an engineer who thinks end-to-end. We're particularly interested in people who have worked in early-stage businesses, built greenfield products, operated with significant autonomy, or previously behaved like a Founding Engineer.


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Experience across areas such as cloud infrastructure, distributed/backend systems, databases, data engineering, APIs, and DevOps would be highly valuable. You don't need to be an expert in every area, but you should be comfortable moving across the stack and learning quickly.
React / TypeScript frontend experience is highly desirable, particularly if you've previously built complete products spanning both backend and frontend.
We're looking for someone who is commercially minded, comfortable working closely with stakeholders and customers, and capable of turning loosely defined business problems into well-designed technical products.
Salary: Up to £130,000 + bonus
Location: London, hybrid
Role: Permanent
This is an opportunity for someone who wants Founding Engineer-level ownership without being confined to a narrow engineering function - building products end-to-end and having a genuine influence over the technology, architecture, and direction of the business.
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