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Vice President of Engineering

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VP of Engineering (Hands On) - AI


Location: London (Ideally 1x per week / flex)


I am looking for a VP of Engineering to join an AI tech team that are building a cutting-edge platform that is transforming real estate through offering investors data-driven insights. Their cloud-based SaaS platform combines street-level data, financial modelling, and machine learning built on historical datasets to help investors make smarter decisions. With a new funding round about to be announced, the team (currently 20) are preparing for exciting growth and significant platform expansion.


As the VP of Engineering you will be responsible for guiding the technical direction and overseeing engineering efforts as we scale. This role requires close collaboration with leadership, product, and data science teams to deliver new features and ensure the platform evolves in line with market demands.


You will have strong experience with cloud technologies (preferably AWS), Python, Django and as plus, Machine Learning, with a demonstrated ability to scale technology platforms and lead engineering teams through high-growth phases.


Interested? Apply now!

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