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Lead Javascript Engineer – AI Cyber Security

Propel London
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1 year ago
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The Role

As a Lead Typescript / Node engineer for this AI cyber security business you will work to lead technical products around distributed systems and big data. This is very much a hands-on delivery role where you will be leading from a technical perspective and providing some mentorship to the team but you wont be needed to perform “line management” tasks regularly.



You will be using your knowledge of and typescript to deliver distributed systems and improve business critical systems where scale, latency, and cost are front of mind. You will be shipping code to production every day using your knowledge of CI / CD and work with highly sensitive data with security in mind!

This is a fully remote role paying between £90k - £130k.

Tech stack – Typescript/, Docker, AWS, serverless, CI/CD and terraform.

About You


As a lead typescript / node engineer you will have a variety of skills that will enable you to perform in this role. Don’t worry if you don’t have them all definitely still apply!



5 + years in software engineering.
Deep experience building distributes and data heavy systems.
Strong experience with typescript /
AWS experience
Experience with containerization with docker or K8s
Experience with K8’s


As a lead typescript / node engineer you can earn upto £130,00 + a range of benefits. To apply please email or apply today!

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