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CHAOS Industries

Senior Software Engineer (Python / TypeScript / Azure)

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Pay
£100k to £150k a year
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
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Nov 4, 2026
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Pay
£100k to £150k a year
London, UK (On-site) | £100,000-£150,000 + pre-IPO stock options (quoted from the posting)

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About the role

Senior Software Engineer (Python / TypeScript / Azure)

London, UK (On-site) | £100,000-£150,000 + pre-IPO stock options

Build the software behind some of the world’s most advanced radar systems.

CHAOS Industries is a defense tech company founded in 2022 that has raised $1B from investors including 8VC, Accel and Valor Equity Partners. You’ll build the backend services, data pipelines and operator-facing apps that turn raw sensor data into decisions people can act on.

What you’ll do

  • Build high-performance Python services that ingest, process and distribute real-time sensor data with low latency, high reliability and security at scale
  • Build the web apps (TypeScript and React) operators use to monitor live missions and investigate what the sensors saw
  • Design and build secure, scalable Azure services for distributed radar systems, defining the infrastructure as code and instrumentation for what you own
  • Work alongside software, hardware and systems engineers, and the teams who take these systems into the field
  • Influence architecture and help define the engineering foundations of a fast-evolving platform

You’re a fit if you have

  • Experience building scalable backend systems and owning production services
  • Experience with distributed systems and real-time data problems
  • Real leverage from AI coding tools, with a considered view on what to delegate and what not to
  • Willingness to travel: you’ll be based in our Soho office, and most of the team is in San Francisco, so expect to co-locate there for around a week each quarter

Nice to have

  • Python for backend services
  • TypeScript and React for web applications
  • Azure and infrastructure as code

What you get

  • Private medical, dental and vision for you and your dependents, 100% paid by the company
  • 5% pension match
  • Pre-IPO stock options, relocation assistance, and annual bonuses (coming soon)

Please note: Right to work in the UK required.

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