Full Stack · Payments squad · LLM-first by default.
Join our Payments squad to build out a cross-market flexible Payments capability — at a critical moment for how the team works. We've recently transitioned to LLM-first engineering, so you'd help shape both our ways of working and our approaches to LLM-based tooling. Polyglot stack, full ownership end-to-end, and a high bar for engineering quality.
See the roleMore than anything we're interested in your general experience as a software engineer and your approach to solving problems. Some specifics matter, though — here's what we're really looking for.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor are part of how you build, not an afterthought. You're motivated by the changing landscape and want to keep pushing it — including how agentic LLMs reshape what good software engineering looks like.
5+ years in full-stack engineering, comfortable across TypeScript, Python, or Ruby. Familiar with web frameworks like FastAPI or Ruby on Rails. Specific implementation language isn't critical — you adapt to what the problem needs.
Attention to detail, intellectual curiosity, and a willingness to embrace the changing technical landscape. You enjoy learning new technologies and experimenting to figure out how to build things in a better way. Excited by Ophelos's mission.
You'll be joining our Payments squad, building out a cross-market flexible Payments capability. The team has recently transitioned to an LLM-first working style — you're joining at a critical moment to shape both how the team works and how we use LLM-based tooling. Full ownership end-to-end, with meaningful and measurable impact on the org and our products.
Most days are a mix of design, build, and review — almost all the build done through LLM-driven workflows (Claude Code, Codex, OpenSpec) rather than direct edits. You'll be working closely with Simon, Wayne, Dhyan, and Ciaran on the platform side, plus the wider Payments squad. Three days a week you're in our Liverpool Street office for planning, alignment, and the kind of conversations that don't happen on Slack; the other two are heads-down. You'll regularly be deciding architecture for features that touch how money moves, and pushing the team's LLM workflows forward at the same time.
Designed to be honest about how you'll actually work — not a series of hoops. Four stages, no take-homes.