T-Shaped Full Stack Engineer (Backend Focus) - Cloud Scalability and Data Infrastructure

kernel • United Kingdom

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Kernel is seeking an experienced T-shaped Full Stack Engineer with strong backend engineering skills to lead the scalable back-end infrastructure from AWS to workflow automations in n8n. You will contribute to building and scaling production systems for enterprise customers, focusing on clean, enrich, and complete CRM data. Must have strong backend engineering skills and experience working with AWS, NodeJS, Postgres, and Kubernetes.

Key Highlights

Design and implement scalable back-end infrastructure on AWS to meet enterprise needs

Develop and maintain reliable and efficient data pipelines and services for CRM data

Collaborate with product and solutions engineering to translate business logic into safe mass actions in customer CRMs

Technical Skills Required

AWS NodeJS PostgreSQL n8n Kubernetes JavaScript TypeScript PostgreSQL

Benefits & Perks

Salary: £120,000 - £200,000 + equity

24 days holiday per year + bank holidays

2 weeks work-from-anywhere

Pension plan

Top-spec equipment

Central London office

Free dinner at the office

Team events and dinners

Job Description

About Kernel

Kernel gives enterprise RevOps teams confidence in their CRM data.

We’ve raised a $14M Series A from top VCs and operators at Plaid, OpenAI, Slack and others to build the AI-native alternative to Dun & Bradstreet’s entity and hierarchy data.

RevOps teams at Gong, Navan, Zip, Remote and GoCardless use Kernel to clean, enrich and complete their CRM data at enterprise scale, eliminating duplicates, fixing hierarchies and restoring trust in the foundation that powers forecasting, territory planning and AI initiatives.

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