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CHAOS Industries in London, UK, is hiring a backend-focused software engineer to build the core services powering advanced radar systems. You will own production backends, ingest real-time sensor data, and ship operator-facing web apps using Python, TypeScript and React.
You’ll design secure Azure services, practice infrastructure as code, and collaborate with hardware and systems teams to refine the platform architecture. Occasional travel to SF is expected for quarterly co-location.
London, England, United Kingdom
Build the software behind some of the world’s most advanced radar systems.
CHAOS Industries is a defense tech company founded in 2022 that has raised $1B from investors including 8VC, Accel and Valor Equity Partners. You’ll build the backend services, data pipelines and operator-facing apps that turn raw sensor data into decisions people can act on.
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Please note: Right to work in the UK required.
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