MyDataValue: Fully Remote - Founding Full-Stack Senior Engineer (UK ONLY)
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Scale the Backend: Build and ship features using Python (Django) and Postgres.
High-Volume Scraping: Manage enterprise-level scraping (1,000s of requests/second) and reverse-engineering of public data sources.
Chrome Extension: Maintain and expand our extension that bridges our platform with customer accounts.
Ship Fast: We use ChatGPT/Copilot heavily to speed up boilerplate code so we can focus on the complex logic.
Frontend (Light): We use React/Tailwind. You don’t need to be a frontend expert, but you should be willing to jump in and tweak UI when needed.
Requirements
- Builder: You have startup experience (founder or early employee). You care about solving problems, not just writing code.
- Python Expert: You have deep experience with Python.
- Data Scraper: You understand the nuances of web scraping, proxies, and browser automation (Playwright).
- Pragmatic: You know when to build for scale and when to ship a “hacky” fix to unblock a customer.
- Autonomy: You want direct responsibility. You hate micromanagement and love taking a ticket from “idea” to “deployed.”
Benefits & conditions
Salary: £70k - £90k (depending on experience).
Equity: Up to 2% options (4-year vesting). We are aiming for a £5-10m valuation in our next raise, join now to get in at the ground floor.
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