Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer | Audio Intelligence IoT Scale-up | Well Funded - Tech-for-good | TypeScript/Next.js/Node.js | £50K - £65K + Equity | Hybrid 3 Days LDN with Work From Anywhere Benefits

Owen Thomas | Pending B Corp

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Company

I am looking for a Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer who wants to be part of an innovative start-up company who are leading from the front in AI Audio Intelligence.

They are on a mission to transform how people experience audio across all digital platforms from video calls to broadcasting, podcasts to mission-critical communications. Their technology removes background noise, enhances speech, and delivers crystal-clear audio, helping professionals, creators, and AI systems communicate more effectively.

Role

You'll join a talented team of like-minded engineers working on their core products and customer facing dashboards to deliver ground-breaking audio algorithms to their clients.

Design, develop, and maintain scalable back-end services using Node.js and related frameworks.
Build and consume APIs, integrate with databases, and manage server-side logic.
Work alongside front-end engineers to implement end-to-end features for dashboards and customer-facing tools.
Contribute to architecture discussions, suggest improvements, and help optimize system performance.
Write clean, testable, and maintainable code.
Collaborate in an agile environment, participating in sprint planning, code reviews, and team knowledge-sharing sessions.

Tech Stack

TypeScript
Next.js
Node.js
GCP
AWS (ML)
CI/CD with GitHub actions and workflows
SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL)
NoSQL (MongoDB, Firestore, Redis)
RESTful APIs - GraphQL

1 to 4 years of professional software development experience, preferably in a fast-paced or start-up environment.
Good experience in back-end development with Node.js or a similar runtime.
Relational & non-relational database experience (PostgreSQL/NoSQL)
Familiarity with front-end frameworks like React.js
Experience with Docker, REST APIs, and cloud services (AWS, GCP, or Azure).
A pragmatic problem solver who can balance delivering features with maintaining code quality.
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across teams.
Computer Science / Mathematics degrees from good universities

Nice to haves;

Python experience.
GCP experience.
Experience with AI/ML-powered applications.
Exposure to real-time data processing.
Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and automated testing.

Remuneration & Benefits

£50K - £65k + Equity (once probation is passed)
40 days holiday per year (Christmas off)
Hybrid in London - 3 days per week (Mon/Tues/Thurs)

If you want to hear more about the Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer | Audio Intelligence IoT Scale-up | Well Funded - Tech-for-good | TypeScript/Next.js/Node.js | £50K - £65K + Equity | Hybrid 3 Days LDN with Work From Anywhere Benefits please apply ASAP with a CV and we will give you a call if we think you are a match! 😊

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