Full Stack Engineer / Technical Lead

Salary: £90,000 - 90,000 per year

Requirements:

• We require a BSc or MSc degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or a related technical discipline.
• We require strong software engineering experience across Python, APIs, SQL, data-driven applications, JavaScript, React, and data visualisation.
• We require a strong understanding of software architecture, clean code, testing, and scalable system design.
• We require technical leadership experience such as reviewing code, mentoring developers, or leading technical delivery in a small team.
• We require familiarity with AI, LLMs, or agentic development tools in day-to-day software development.
• We require knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, or similar cloud infrastructure.
• We require strong collaboration and communication skills with business stakeholders to explain technical strategy.

Responsibilities:

• We will define the technical roadmap and make key architectural decisions.
• We will shape the future of our engineering function and influence key business decisions.
• We will remain hands-on with technology and product delivery.
• We will build a high-performing team around us while driving engineering standards and modern practices.
• We will evolve our technology stack and introduce new tools and approaches.
• We will build scalable platforms that support real-time operations, telemetry, analytics, reporting, and AI-enabled workflows.
• We will collaborate with senior leadership and communicate technical strategy to business stakeholders.

Technologies:

• AI
• AWS
• Cloud
• Docker
• Support
• JavaScript
• Kubernetes
• Python
• React
• SQL
• API
• Fullstack

More:

We are a growing motorsport and technology business offering an impactful Full Stack Engineer / Technical Lead role with significant autonomy to own our technology strategy, architecture, and software platforms. We offer a salary of up to £90k, equity, and excellent progression opportunities as we scale. The role is based near Oxford/Bicester with a hybrid working pattern of three days in the office and two days working from home.

last updated 32 week of 2026