Description:
A fast-scaling, AI-enabled property technology business is hiring a Front End Engineer to help build the next generation of products powering a rapidly growing platform. Backed by significant funding and scaling quickly through acquisition and technology, the business is using AI and automation to modernise a fragmented industry at scale.
This role is not about maintaining legacy systems or working through endless tickets. It is for someone who thrives in fast-moving engineering environments and already uses modern AI-assisted development workflows as part of how they build software.
Role: Front End Engineer
Salary: £85,000-£95,000
Location: London (Central), 2 days per week onsite
What you'll be doing:
- Build and scale modern frontend applications using React
- Work closely with product, design and engineering teams to deliver new platform capabilities
- Operate in a highly iterative, AI-enabled engineering environment
- Use agentic development workflows and AI tooling to accelerate delivery and improve output
- Contribute to frontend architecture, component systems and overall engineering standards
- Collaborate with backend engineers working across Python, AWS and modern infrastructure tooling
- Help shape engineering processes within a fast-scaling technology business
What you'll need:
- Strong commercial experience with React and modern frontend engineering
- Experience within high-performance scaleups or fast-growth product businesses
- Hands-on experience using AI-assisted or agentic development workflows as part of your day-to-day engineering process
- Strong product mindset with the ability to move quickly and operate autonomously
- Experience working closely with modern backend and infrastructure environments is beneficial
- Exposure to Python, AWS, Docker or Terraform is advantageous
- Comfortable operating in high-ownership engineering cultures
This role would suit someone coming from a high-growth London scaleup environment who enjoys modern engineering workflows, operates with high autonomy and wants to help build a category-defining platform.
