At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead the development of an innovative web platform from scratch and collaborate closely with the founder.
- Company: Exciting stealth startup focused on creating interactive consumer experiences.
- Benefits: Opportunity for meaningful equity and a clear path to a founding role.
- Other info: Join a dynamic team and grow with us in a fast-paced environment.
- Why this job: Be a key player in shaping a groundbreaking product and make your mark in tech.
- Qualifications: Strong full-stack engineering skills and experience with interactive platforms.
The predicted salary is between 70000 - 90000 £ per year.
We’re currently partnered with a stealth, early-stage consumer startup building a new interactive web platform. They’re looking for a Lead / Founding Engineer to join at an early stage and take ownership of building the product from the ground up.
- Building and shipping the core product across the full stack
- Working closely with the founder on product decisions and UX
- Integrating third-party services and lightweight AI functionality where relevant
- Strong full-stack engineering experience (modern JS frameworks, APIs, databases)
- Product mindset — able to think beyond just implementation
- Experience building and shipping real products
- Experience building interactive or data-driven platforms
- Familiarity with AI APIs and integrations
Clear pathway to evolve into a long-term founding role with meaningful equity.
Senior PHP Software Engineer (Remote) employer: Novera Search
Join a dynamic and innovative stealth consumer startup where you will have the unique opportunity to shape the future of an interactive web platform from its inception. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, creativity, and ownership, this role offers a clear pathway for professional growth into a long-term founding position, complete with meaningful equity. Embrace a culture that values product mindset and encourages the integration of cutting-edge technologies, all while working remotely in a flexible environment.
