Tech Lead (.NET​/Web SDK

Our recruitment agency is partnering with an international B2B SaaS company to hire a Tech Lead for a team developing Web SDK solutions and backend systems that power short-form video experiences for large global brands, including major sports organisations.

The client is building a multi-product, AI-native platform that enables companies to embed interactive short-form video components into their digital products. Their Web SDK is a core part of this ecosystem, providing publishing tools, analytics, and content personalisation capabilities.

The company is scaling rapidly and working at the intersection of multimedia, AI, and high-engagement consumer experiences.

• Technical leadership: you’ve led a small team (2–4 engineers) to ship production software, setting direction, unblocking work, and owning outcomes end‑to‑end
• Practical problem solving: you start from constraints and business goals, enumerate options, make trade‑offs explicit, and choose the smallest reversible step that works
• Clear, direct communication: you set crisp expectations with reports, write succinct PRs/decision records, and give kind‑but‑candid feedback that changes behaviour
• Ownership & accountability: you finish hard things, leave systems better than you found them (tests, telemetry, docs), and make accountability routine rather than personal
• Flexibility & product sense: you can cut scope to hit outcomes, re‑prioritise quickly when data changes, and keep stakeholders aligned
• Learning mindset & AI fluency: you adopt new tools fast (including AI assistants) and verify outputs with tests/metrics, respecting privacy and data safety

• Cloud & infra:
  Azure (or equivalent), CI/CD, feature flags, safe rollouts/rollbacks
• Experience across media/SaaS, SDKs, or high‑throughput event ingestion
• C# / .NET expertise: strong experience with modern .NET (.NET 8+), building and operating Web APIs; comfortable with Minimal APIs or controllers
• SQL Server depth: confident with schema design, indexing, query shaping, and concurrency (transactions, isolation levels, deadlocks, idempotency)
• Interest in sport and fan engagement (helpful, not required)

If you’re passionate about leading engineering teams, building high-scale backend systems, and contributing to next‑generation interactive video experiences, we’d be delighted to discuss this opportunity further.