Founding Software Engineer (medior)

Tracer Cloud Inc; City Of London; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A pioneering tech startup in London is seeking a Founding Software Engineer to help build its core observability platform. This role offers the opportunity to influence product development in a team of top talents, using a modern tech stack including Next.js and AWS. Salary up to £120k, depending on skills and experience, in a full-time position.

Qualifications

• Exceptional individuals with a statement of excellent work required.
• No prior high-performance computing experience needed.

Responsibilities

• Build out the core observability platform in London.
• Influence product direction and engage with high-performance computing.

Skills

Full-stack development

Next.js

TypeScript

Python

C

Rust

ClickHouse

AWS

Terraform

Job description

🚀 About the Role

We’re now looking for a generalist Founding Software Engineer, who together with the other founders will work as a full‑stack on building out our core observability platform in London. Your work is a crucial role in influencing not only the product, but also transforming high‑performance computing.

🌋 Experience required?

• No prior experience with high performance computing required.
• We are looking for exceptional individuals and do require your statement of excellent work.
• All interviews will be conducted on Google Meet.

💻 You’ll love our tech stack

• Next.js + TypeScript (because front‑end should be sexy too).
• Python / C / Rust (because we like our code like we like supercomputers – insanely fast).
• ClickHouse (regular databases just can’t keep up with our data).
• AWS + Terraform (infrastructure that builds itself).

Salary: Up to £65k-£120k depending on skills and experience.

Contract Type: Full‑time Contract.

Location: London, UK.

Do you get excited by tackling engineering challenges that others deem impossible?

Are you ready to discover the new exciting world of digital biology?

Do you like working in a team with only the absolute best of the best?

If your answers are yes, then you should keep reading.