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SR2 is seeking a mid-level Founding Engineer to join a small founding team in the South West. You will shape frontend-focused product experiences and work directly with the Co-founder/CTO and Head of Engineering.
You could come from Front end / full stack, UI/UX, Data, Design, Product or Apps backgrounds; the focus is on delivering user-focused products that scale and solve real problems for nature funding.
We're really excited to kick start an exclusive search for a couple of Founding Engineers for a brilliant start-up client (and friends) of ours in the South West! They're rewriting how businesses fund environmental restoration, building the plumbing that turns a slice of ordinary commercial activity into traceable, verified funding for nature, automatically, at scale.
Think of it as a new financial layer sitting quietly underneath everyday business payments - one that diverts a portion of value toward verified environmental restoration, with proof of impact built in rather than bolted on afterwards.
They are already live in UK retail, working with major partners, and backed by leading voices in nature finance. They're small, ambitious, and solving a genuinely hard problem: how do you move real capital into real ecosystems, transaction by transaction, and prove every penny landed where it was meant to.
We're looking for a mid-level Founding Engineer to join a small founding team, working directly with the Co-founder/CTO and Head of Engineering. This is a product-facing role, not an infrastructure or backend one - they already have those areas covered. What they need is someone who genuinely cares about delivering products for people: how something looks, how it feels, and whether it actually solves the problem it was built for.
You could come from any of these backgrounds — they care far more about the underlying skill than the job title on your last CV:
you'll have real freedom to shape frontend technology choices, not just implementation. If key architectural decisions haven't been finalised by the time you join, you'll have a genuine say in them - and even where they have, you're free to challenge, evolve, or rebuild on what's there if there's a better way