Senior Backend Software Engineer at Joinfleek.com

Job Title:

Senior Backend Software Engineer

Company Description:

- Series B fashion-tech marketplace backed by a16z and YC

Job Description:

You will architect the transaction layer for the world's first AI-native secondhand fashion marketplace. Reporting to the CTO, you will build scalable systems handling 500k+ items monthly, integrating proprietary computer vision models into core ecommerce flows. This is a high-impact role digitizing a $350B industry while diverting millions of garments from landfills.

Location:

London, UK

Why this role is remarkable:

• Join a hyper-growth Series B startup that has raised $50M from top-tier investors including a16z, Y Combinator, and HV Capital.

• Work on FleekSort, a proprietary AI model that is fundamentally transforming global supply chains by automating the grading and pricing of unique items at scale.

• Massive environmental impact: the platform has already saved 9 million items from landfills and is tripling in size year-on-year.

What you will do:

• Design and scale backend systems for item discovery, search, and complex multi-continent payment and credit workflows.

• Architect the integration between FleekSort's AI classification engine and the live marketplace to enable real-time inventory structuring.

• Lead technical direction within a senior squad, mentoring junior engineers and defining engineering standards for a rapidly growing 100-person team.

The ideal candidate:

• 3-6 years of backend experience with Node.js and TypeScript, specifically building high-traffic consumer marketplaces or fintech products.

• Proven ability to design complex system architectures and data models from scratch while navigating the ambiguity of a fast-paced startup.

• Product-minded engineer who prioritizes commercial outcomes and user experience over pure technical perfection, ideally with interest in AI deployment.

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