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iO Associates is seeking a Backend Software Engineer for a London hybrid role. You will design and build distributed systems in a Rust stack with Python at API boundaries, targeting scalable data infrastructure and robust API design.
You’ll join a small, autonomous team, owning architectural decisions and shaping the product, with emphasis on reliability, performance, and cross-functional collaboration.
Our clients culture is built on a foundation of radical candour and mutual trust. We recognise that being an industry leader requires more than just building exceptional products – it requires empowering a team of exceptional people. Individually, the team operates with high autonomy; collectively, they’re unified by a shared drive to achieve their mission through a commitment to excellence.
We’re looking for a Backend Engineer who pairs strong software skills with an ambitious, exploratory mindset. You’re excited to join an early-stage company where you can have an outsized impact. The Backend team is a small yet critical part of a rapidly scaling company, so each member plays a role in shaping the product, its value to customers, and the culture as the company grows.
We’re looking for someone who can design and build the distributed systems, storage infrastructure, and platform primitives that underpin the sensor integration product. You’ll work across the full backend surface: from stream processing and storage, to API design, data pipelines, and service architecture, in a Rust stack with Python at the platform API boundaries.
You’ll be responsible for building robust, well-abstracted systems that scale with the demands of a growing integration and customer base, with ambitions of petabyte-scale data storage. You’ll own meaningful architectural decisions and be expected to reason clearly through unfamiliar problem domains under real constraints.
Candidates are not expected to have experience with all of these, but adjacent understanding is crucial.