Key Notes
Privacy engineering spans React, TypeScript and Node.js or Go systems designed to keep users’ location data inaccessible even to Wheely’s internal teams. The role requires 3+ years as a full-stack or frontend engineer with backend experience, commercial Node.js work and a technical STEM degree. London pay is £81,000–£99,000, with four office days weekly and relocation and visa-sponsorship support.
What You'll Work On
- Build privacy-focused systems and architecture that keep Wheely users’ location data inaccessible, including to internal teams.
- Develop production features across React, TypeScript and Node.js or Go within the privacy-engineering stack.
- Shape technical solutions from concept through production with product managers, designers and software engineers.
Why This Role Matters
- Wheely’s privacy-focused architecture is designed to keep location data inaccessible even to internal teams, making data-access boundaries part of the features developed for clients.
- Product, Design and Engineering carry privacy solutions from concept into production, connecting the service’s privacy objectives with its React, TypeScript and backend implementation.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: At least 3 years as a full-stack or frontend engineer with backend experience is required.
- Technical: Commercial Node.js experience plus TypeScript, React, React Query and Redux or another state-management library is required.
- Technical: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, modern browser APIs and frontend tooling such as Vite or Webpack, ESLint and npm or pnpm are required.
- Technical: Automated testing experience with tools such as Playwright, Selenium or Jest is required.
- Qualification: A technical STEM degree is required.
- Preferred: Go experience is desirable.