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Senior Software Engineer
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- Letly
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About Letly
Letly is the AI-Native operating company built for the home. We believe the home should be autonomously run and we're building the software that will run all rental properties end-to-end.
The backend at Letly is technically difficult on purpose as the operational realities of handling property and money are messy. But the foundations are already there: 10+ backend and AI services, a monorepo on the frontend, GitOps and Kubernetes on the infra side. You'd be building on solid ground rather than firefighting a fragile prototype — with a lot still to build.
We've raised a $4m pre-seed and are a small, high-agency, engineering-oriented team, growing revenue at >100% month-over-month. We're hiring to facilitate this aggressive growth.
Our stack
• Backend — a microservice architecture in NestJS and TypeScript, with Python and FastAPI for the AI agent services.
• Data — MongoDB Atlas and Redis.
• Event-driven — services coordinate over Pub/Sub rather than calling each other directly.
• Infra — Kubernetes on GCP (GKE), deployed via ArgoCD.
• Frontend — Angular in an Nx monorepo.
How we build
Small, well-factored services with clear boundaries. Tests are written alongside the code, not after it — they're what lets us move quickly without breaking things that handle money. Trunk-based CI/CD: you ship to production and own it, with observability and clean rollbacks. Lean frameworks, readable code.
We work on a wide spectrum of technical challenges from money movement to operational logistics (scheduling, bookings, access) mediated over event-driven systems, to building around AI agents in production that are capable of executing autonomously under the hood.
What we're looking for
• You've built and operated production backend systems that real users depended on. We care about the scope you've owned and how you owned it.
• First Class or high 2:1 (or international equivalent) in Computer Science or a relevant technical field.
• Fluency in at least one backend language and framework. You don't need to arrive fluent in our stack: we hire engineers who've built production systems with any robust framework — NestJS/TypeScript, Java/Spring Boot, Go, Kotlin, C#/.NET or Ruby on Rails — and can ramp into TypeScript fast.
• System design: where a service boundary belongs, what a design trades away, how services coordinate — events, queues, retries that are safe to repeat — and how it holds up once it's live.
• Fundamentals: concurrency, HTTP and API design, auth, data modelling and transactions (document or relational), changing a live schema safely, and what happens when a call fails.
• Tests: you treat tests as part of shipping, you work comfortably in a shared trunk, and you can quickly understand a large codebase you didn't write.
• You use AI heavily and still know exactly what you shipped. Generated code has the same quality bar as what you wrote by hand: you can explain every line, you've thought about the constraints it has to bear, and you don't merge anything you couldn't have written yourself.
How you work
• Hyper-focus on detail. These systems move money and manage assets; we have low tolerance for "mostly right".
• First-principles reasoning. You take a hard problem apart rather than reaching for the nearest familiar pattern.
• Communication clarity. You can explain a complex trade-off to another engineer, and to someone who doesn't write software — because here you'll have to do both.
• Ownership mentality. You own the outcome, not the ticket: start to production, without being chased.
• Collaborative. Teams change the world, not individuals. You make the next engineer better and faster.
• Adaptability. You do well in a fast-moving environment where requirements shift under you.
• Learning velocity. You pick up new paradigms quickly and don't need long to get productive in unfamiliar territory.
• Quality-obsessed. Not just the code — the tests, the docs, the handover, the thing you leave behind.
Our process
We aim to complete end-to-end in under a week.
• Screening — 30 minutes with the CEO
• Skills — 45 minutes with the CEO & CTO
• Problem solving — 60 minutes with the CTO
• Slope — 45 minutes with the CEO
• Offer — references and a decision in days
Benefits
On top of base salary, equity and annual bonus, you're also entitled to:
• Private health insurance
• Paid gym membership
• Three meals a day , in office
• Ubers home on late nights
Compensation: £70K – £140K • Multiple Ranges
• Mid • £70K – £100K
• Senior • £90K – £140K
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Letly is the AI-Native operating company built for the home. We believe the home should be autonomously run and we're building the software that will run all rental properties end-to-end.
The backend at Letly is technically difficult on purpose as the operational realities of handling property and money are messy. But the foundations are already there: 10+ backend and AI services, a monorepo on the frontend, GitOps and Kubernetes on the infra side. You'd be building on solid ground rather than firefighting a fragile prototype — with a lot still to build.
We've raised a $4m pre-seed and are a small, high-agency, engineering-oriented team, growing revenue at >100% month-over-month. We're hiring to facilitate this aggressive growth.
Our stack
• Backend — a microservice architecture in NestJS and TypeScript, with Python and FastAPI for the AI agent services.
• Data — MongoDB Atlas and Redis.
• Event-driven — services coordinate over Pub/Sub rather than calling each other directly.
• Infra — Kubernetes on GCP (GKE), deployed via ArgoCD.
• Frontend — Angular in an Nx monorepo.
How we build
Small, well-factored services with clear boundaries. Tests are written alongside the code, not after it — they're what lets us move quickly without breaking things that handle money. Trunk-based CI/CD: you ship to production and own it, with observability and clean rollbacks. Lean frameworks, readable code.
We work on a wide spectrum of technical challenges from money movement to operational logistics (scheduling, bookings, access) mediated over event-driven systems, to building around AI agents in production that are capable of executing autonomously under the hood.
What we're looking for
• You've built and operated production backend systems that real users depended on. We care about the scope you've owned and how you owned it.
• First Class or high 2:1 (or international equivalent) in Computer Science or a relevant technical field.
• Fluency in at least one backend language and framework. You don't need to arrive fluent in our stack: we hire engineers who've built production systems with any robust framework — NestJS/TypeScript, Java/Spring Boot, Go, Kotlin, C#/.NET or Ruby on Rails — and can ramp into TypeScript fast.
• System design: where a service boundary belongs, what a design trades away, how services coordinate — events, queues, retries that are safe to repeat — and how it holds up once it's live.
• Fundamentals: concurrency, HTTP and API design, auth, data modelling and transactions (document or relational), changing a live schema safely, and what happens when a call fails.
• Tests: you treat tests as part of shipping, you work comfortably in a shared trunk, and you can quickly understand a large codebase you didn't write.
• You use AI heavily and still know exactly what you shipped. Generated code has the same quality bar as what you wrote by hand: you can explain every line, you've thought about the constraints it has to bear, and you don't merge anything you couldn't have written yourself.
How you work
• Hyper-focus on detail. These systems move money and manage assets; we have low tolerance for "mostly right".
• First-principles reasoning. You take a hard problem apart rather than reaching for the nearest familiar pattern.
• Communication clarity. You can explain a complex trade-off to another engineer, and to someone who doesn't write software — because here you'll have to do both.
• Ownership mentality. You own the outcome, not the ticket: start to production, without being chased.
• Collaborative. Teams change the world, not individuals. You make the next engineer better and faster.
• Adaptability. You do well in a fast-moving environment where requirements shift under you.
• Learning velocity. You pick up new paradigms quickly and don't need long to get productive in unfamiliar territory.
• Quality-obsessed. Not just the code — the tests, the docs, the handover, the thing you leave behind.
Our process
We aim to complete end-to-end in under a week.
• Screening — 30 minutes with the CEO
• Skills — 45 minutes with the CEO & CTO
• Problem solving — 60 minutes with the CTO
• Slope — 45 minutes with the CEO
• Offer — references and a decision in days
Benefits
On top of base salary, equity and annual bonus, you're also entitled to:
• Private health insurance
• Paid gym membership
• Three meals a day , in office
• Ubers home on late nights
Compensation: £70K – £140K • Multiple Ranges
• Mid • £70K – £100K
• Senior • £90K – £140K
Find more English Speaking Jobs in United Kingdom on Arbeitnow
Source: Arbeitnow (https://www.arbeitnow.co.uk/jobs/companies/letly/senior-software-engineer-london-106054)
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London, Tagelda Yedduklen
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