Lead Software Engineer - TM1 Reports (Remote, United Kingdom)

Role overview Lead the design, development, and production support of reporting products that help clients use data to make decisions. You will work across the full software lifecycle, from shaping requirements and architecture to delivery and operational improvement, while guiding engineers and influencing technical practices beyond your immediate team. The role is remote within the United Kingdom, with travel to London for meetings when needed.

Responsibilities - Design and build new systems and enhancements, turning complex requirements into efficient, maintainable solutions. - Partner with product and engineering teams to clarify needs, compare approaches, and document designs that account for cost, capacity, and long-term support. - Develop and operate large-scale applications spanning user interfaces, web and API services, data models, processing, and deployment infrastructure. - Establish monitoring, alerting, performance measurement, and automated build and release processes. - Promote testing, reliability, scalability, low latency, fault tolerance, and alignment with engineering standards; review code for quality and efficiency. - Lead technical discussions and project delivery, mentor team members, coordinate with stakeholders, and contribute to technical roadmaps and reusable patterns.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related technical field. - Strong software engineering experience, including full-stack application design and development. - Ability to make architecture and technology decisions for high-traffic systems, considering operational needs, cost, capacity, and maintainability. - Experience guiding technical discussions, reviewing code, mentoring engineers, and coordinating delivery with product and engineering stakeholders. - Strong written communication and documentation skills, including the ability to create system guides, operational runbooks, and troubleshooting procedures.

Benefits and work setup - Permanent, full-time position at 40 hours per week. - Remote work within the United Kingdom, with occasional London meeting travel.