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Saragossa is seeking a senior software engineer to work on high-performance Go systems, with a strong craft focus. You’ll own meaningful projects and move between Go and a background of other languages such as C++, Java, or C# as needed.
The role is hybrid with one day onsite per week in Greater London. You will collaborate with a disciplined team that values rigorous engineering without taking itself too seriously.
You get to work at the intersection of elite sport and serious engineering, at a firm that has grown fast enough to quietly build an entirely new company alongside it.
This is a hybrid role with just one day onsite each week. The rest of the time you work from wherever you do your best thinking.
The firm operates with the same rigour and structure you would expect from a top hedge fund. That means high standards, serious people, and work that actually matters. They have had a strong couple of years and the result is a stealth sister company now being built from the ground up. You are joining at the right moment to take on projects in a more senior capacity as that growth continues.
On the technical side, you are working in Golang across complex, high performance systems where the quality of engineering is taken seriously. This is not a place where corners get cut. The problems are genuinely interesting and the impact of what you build is visible.
Your background is in software engineering and you have strong academic credentials from a top university. You are comfortable working in Golang, or you come from a background in C++, C#, Rust, or Java and you are ready to move into Go. What matters most is that you are a strong engineer who cares about craft.
This would be a great second or third role in your career if you are ready to step into an environment that will stretch you and give you real ownership of what you build.
There is a bonus on top of the base and a team that takes engineering seriously without taking itself too seriously.
Ready to work somewhere that rewards good engineering?