Senior Software Engineer - Data Visualisation & Graphics | London

techstack Recruitment
London, UK
about 1 month ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Compensation
£200,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Java (Programming Language) JavaScript (Programming Language) Computer-Aided Design C Sharp (Programming Language) C++ (Programming Language) Data Structures Data Visualization Programming Tools Graphics Software Performance Tuning Software Architecture Scalable Vector Graphics
+5 more
TypeScript WebGL Rust (Programming Language) Front End Software Development Golang

Requirements

  • Strong JavaScript or TypeScript engineering skills
  • Experience working with Canvas, SVG, WebGL, graphics systems, visualisation products, or rendering pipelines
  • Strong understanding of algorithms, data structures, and software architecture
  • Experience building complex software products rather than purely application-layer development
  • Exposure to languages such as C++, Java, C#, Rust, Go, or similar
  • Understanding of performance optimisation and rendering trade-offs
  • Appreciation of the mathematical concepts underpinning data visualisation and graphics
  • Passion for engineering quality and technical excellence

Particularly interesting backgrounds include

  • Charting libraries
  • Data visualisation platforms
  • Graphics or rendering engines
  • CAD, GIS, mapping, simulation, or scientific software
  • Developer tools
  • High-performance frontend systems
  • Financial technology visualisation platforms

Benefits & conditions

  • Work on rendering and graphics problems rarely found in commercial software roles
  • Join an engineering-led organisation with exceptionally high technical standards
  • High levels of ownership and autonomy
  • Small team, significant impact
  • Opportunity to deepen expertise in performance, graphics, visualisation, and systems design

Package

  • Salary up to £200,000
  • Hybrid working (London)
  • Private healthcare
  • Pension
  • Additional benefits

About the company

We’re working with a highly successful software company whose charting technology powers applications used by thousands of organisations worldwide, from global financial institutions to technology businesses and enterprise software providers.

As adoption continues to grow, they’re looking for a software engineer to help build the rendering systems, charting components, and visualisation infrastructure that sit at the heart of the product.

This is not a dashboard-building role. You’ll be working on the underlying systems that make complex visualisations fast, accurate, and scalable.

The challenges range from rendering performance and interaction design through to algorithms, graphics, API design, and numerical correctness.

What you’ll be doing

  • Designing and building core charting features used by developers around the world
  • Working across rendering, interaction, animation, and visualisation infrastructure
  • Solving performance-critical problems involving Canvas, SVG, and large datasets
  • Improving correctness, precision, and usability across a sophisticated charting platform
  • Designing APIs that are elegant, flexible, and easy for developers to adopt
  • Taking features from initial concept through to production release
  • Collaborating with a small team of highly experienced engineers building a market-leading product, If you’re interested in building the technology behind modern data visualisation rather than simply consuming it, we’d be keen to speak with you.

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