Lead Software Engineer

Orgvue
London
1 week ago
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Orgvue is an organisational design and planning platform that empowers your business to transform its workforce by understanding the work people do and the skills they have. Our platform connects strategy to structure, providing clarity of vision, so you can build a more adaptable, better performing organisation that thrives in a constantly changing world of work.

The world’s largest and best-known enterprises and consulting firms use Orgvue to visualise and model current and future states of the organisation and make faster, more informed decisions. The company is headquartered in London, with offices in Philadelphia, The Hague, Toronto, and Sydney.

We have an opening to join one of our product development teams, contributing to the continued success of our custom technical solutions and SaaS products. It will be possible to work at all stages of the development lifecycle including design, implementation and testing, as well as providing feedback to evolve our development techniques.

Working in one of our development teams, you will develop solutions for our SaaS products. As part of the product development capability here at Orgvue, we make use of emerging technologies bringing many opportunities for learning and innovation.

We are seeking an engineer with strong software development skills and experience developing cloud based microservices to join our services team which enables our SaaS products.

As a Lead Software Engineer, you will:

  • Play a high impact role in driving our AI journey, helping intelligent org design become an everyday reality.
  • Lead the technical delivery of, and help define, mission-critical AI initiatives - driving value through data enrichment and intelligent automation.
  • Collaborate within a balanced, cross-functional team to design, develop, and deploy AI capabilities that enhance data quality and assist some of the world’s biggest brands in making excellent decisions with regards to their organisation.
  • Apply deep machine learning and software engineering expertise to prototype, evaluate, and productionise models across a range of use cases, including structured and unstructured data.
  • Work closely with Product Managers to shape the roadmap, clarify expectations, and translate customer needs into intelligent, data-driven solutions.
  • Build and evolve internal tooling and frameworks to accelerate AI experimentation, deployment, and monitoring - enabling others to move faster and safer.
  • Contribute to the ongoing development of a scalable, maintainable, and ethical AI architecture, ensuring compliance with security and governance standards.
  • Stay hands-on, setting the example while mentoring others and sharing knowledge to raise the technical bar across the team.
  • Join us during an exciting, transformative phase, helping to shape our approach to intelligent systems as we simplify our platform and expand our product capabilities.

Requirements

Desired Skills & Experience:

  • Proven experience delivering software features into production, ideally in a B2B SaaS or data-rich environment. 
  • Dedicated to driving best practise within the SDLC, including quality, observability, CI/CD, SOLID and Design Patterns. 
  • Strong background in software engineering with hands-on experience in developing, evaluating, and deploying complex systems. 
  • Proficiency with relevant programming languages and frameworks such as JavaScript (ES6+), React, Typescript, Kotlin, Java, Scala, C# or other relevant backend technologies. 
  • Familiarity with modern architectural patterns such as microservices, micro-frontends. 
  • Ability to write, maintain, test, and deploy scalable code that integrate seamlessly to provide an exceptional experience for customers. 
  • Commitment to code and product quality, including familiarity with test automation, TDD, or BDD methodologies. 
  • Familiarity with DevOps tools, processes, and concepts such as Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and observability. 
  • Excellent communication skills with a collaborative mindset-thriving in cross-functional teams with engineers, product managers, and designers. 
  • A growth mindset with a passion for continuous learning and improvement, and a willingness to explore new techniques, frameworks, or technologies. 

Benefits

  • Hybrid working - 1+ days a week in the London office
  • Wellbeing: Sanctus Coaching, Virtual fitness sessions, Wellbeing webinars, Annual Wellbeing day
  • Subsidised Gym Membership
  • Private Medical Insurance (including Dental and Vision) and Life Assurance
  • 25 days holiday (increasing to 30 days at a rate of 1 extra day per year)
  • Summer Fridays (half-day Fridays for the months of July and August)
  • Employer pension contribution of 5% of your gross salary, if you contribute a minimum of 3%
  • Season ticket Loan
  • Cycle to Work Scheme
  • Annual Discretionary Bonus

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