Head of Software Engineering | £180k – Java, Machine Learning and Data Driven

Opus Recruitment Solutions Ltd
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Java, Spring, Vue.js, Python, MySQL, AWS

I am working with an innovative tech firm that is revolutionizing industrial maintenance through data-driven intelligence!

Utilizing machine learning and automation, they unlock valuable insights from existing data, driving substantial ROI for their clients. They are now seeking a Head of Software Engineering to guide the continued evolution of their core platform, leading a team of 15 engineers across frontend and backend.

I've partnered with a firm whose engineering team has a proven track record of delivering complex, end-to-end data processing and visualization systems on a global scale. Their codebase includes Java 20, Spring Boot, Spring API, Vue.js, Jenkins, and AWS. Hence, a strong hands-on background in Java is essential for the Head of Software Engineering position.

In this role, you'll lead a team of 15 engineers, serving as the primary point of contact internally and with international clients. This involves discussing project progress, establishing realistic deadlines, and ensuring clear communication with all stakeholders.

The ideal candidate will be someone who can both lead and contribute technically. This includes a familiarity with developing and maintaining machine learning pipelines, experience in building software products, and a strong understanding of technologies such as Java, Spring frameworks, microservices, AWS, SQL, Elasticsearch, and Python. A minimum of three years of management experience is also required.

Salary can range between £120k - £180k (DOE), based in London and onsite, and looking to interview, ASAP.

Please note, this role cannot offer sponsorship, currently.

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