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Technical Lead, Central AI Lab

ID: 9399

Type: Full-time

Category: Others

Company Name: CampSite

Location: United Kingdom

Education Level: Senior (5-10 years)

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Job Description

                                                                                    

Job Description:

Technical Lead, Central AI Lab

The Vesta Software Group acquires, manages, and builds software companies in a variety of vertical markets, enabling them to be clear leaders in their industries. Our companies provide mission-critical enterprise solutions for vertical industries across the entire industry value chain. The Vesta Software Group Limited is all about strengthening businesses within the markets in which we compete and enabling them to grow – whether through organic measures such as new initiatives and product development, day-to-day business, or through acquisitions.

Position

Build and ship production-grade AI capabilities that can be reused across Vesta Business Units (BUs). You will lead by example as a hands-on engineer, set the engineering bar, and turn pilots into repeatable starter kits with strong DevOps, security, and handover discipline.
 

This role is not "R&D" and not "just prototyping". The goal is measurable delivery in 90-day cycles, then reuse at scale.

Job Responsibilities

What you will deliver:

  • Reusable "starter kits" aligned to the AI-First Strategy build plan (e.g., Maintenance automation kit, AI-SDLC kit, Commercial/Sales acceleration kit).

  • Production-ready pilots with clear monitoring, evaluation, runbooks, and BU handover.

  • Reference architectures and implementation patterns that work across heterogeneous BU stacks (Azure, AWS, on-prem, legacy products).

Technical leadership (hands-on):

  • Own end-to-end solution design and implementation for central pilots and reusable components.

  • Lead technical discovery with BUs: constraints, data readiness, integration points, and security requirements.

  • Support adoption of AI-DLC (AI driven Development Lifecycle) methodology across Portfolio BUs by leading by example and supporting change management efforts during transition.

Engineering excellence and delivery:

  • Build full-stack capabilities: APIs, integrations, data flows, UI surfaces where required, and LLM application layers (agents/RAG/workflows).

  • Establish CI/CD patterns for AI-enabled systems (tests, security scanning, release gates, environment separation).

  • Drive reliability: observability, cost controls, latency, fallbacks, and safe failure modes.

AI-SDLC and governance-by-design:

  • Operationalize AI-DLC/AI-SDLC practices: spec-first delivery, eval harnesses, quality gates, and auditable artifacts.

  • Ensure solutions can be safely operated by BUs with minimal central dependency (docs, runbooks, dashboards, training).

Mentorship and enablement:

  • Coach junior engineers and partner engineers on modern SDLC, DevOps, and pragmatic AI delivery.

  • Contribute to internal playbooks, templates, and show-and-tell case studies.

Job Qualifications

Must-have experience:

  • 7+ years building and operating production software systems (SaaS, enterprise, or similar).

  • Strong SDLC fundamentals: testing, code review, CI/CD, release management, incident thinking.

  • Proven ability to design secure systems: authN/authZ, secrets management, audit/logging, least privilege.

  • Strong backend engineering (APIs, data stores, async patterns) and comfort going "full stack" when needed.

  • Cloud and DevOps competence (AWS and/or Azure; containers; infrastructure automation).

  • Practical experience integrating AI/LLM capabilities into products or workflows (does not need to be "AI researcher" background).

  • Ability to operate across varied tech environments (legacy + modern), with high autonomy and good stakeholder communication.

Nice-to-have:

  • Experience with modernization patterns (strangler, wrappers, service extraction).

  • Exposure to Model Context Protocol (MCP) or similar context/tooling integration approaches.

  • Experience shipping customer-facing support automation, voice workflows, or knowledge systems.

  • Experience in vertical market software or multi-product portfolios.

Your Personal Characteristics Will Include

  • A successful Lead Software Engineer in the Central AI Lab is a hands‑on, delivery‑focused technical leader who takes ownership, communicates clearly, and collaborates effectively across teams.

  • They bring a security‑first, reliable approach to building scalable, reusable solutions, stay adaptable in fast‑moving environments, and mentor others to raise engineering standards.

  • They remain curious, pragmatic, and inclusive, always focused on delivering real business value.

Travel: Occasional UK travel for BU workshops, onboarding, and group events. Optional international travel (USA/Canada/South America) for portfolio events.

                                                                                    

Business Unit: 

Vesta Software Group

                                                                                    

Scheduled Weekly Hours:

37.5

                                                                                    

Number of Openings Available:

1

                                                                                    

Worker Type:

Regular

Career Site:

                                                                               

More About Jonas Software:

Jonas Software is a leading provider of enterprise management software solutions, serving a wide range of vertical markets including hospitality, healthcare, construction, education, personal care, fitness, leisure, moving and legal services, to name a few. Within these markets, Jonas is comprised of over 65 distinct brands, each a respected leader in its domain.

 

Jonas’ vision is to be the branded global leader across these verticals and to be recognized by customers and industry stakeholders as the trusted provider of “Software for Life.” We are committed to technology, product innovation, quality, and exceptional customer service.

 

Jonas Software supports over 60,000 customers in more than 30 countries. We employ over 6,000 skilled professionals, including industry experts and technology specialists. Across our broader network, we support a global workforce of more than 30,000 employees.

 

Headquartered in Canada, Jonas Software has a global footprint with offices around the world. We’re a 100% owned subsidiary of Constellation Software Inc., based in Toronto, publicly listed on the TSX (CSU.TO), and a member of the S&P/TSX 60 Index.

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Company Information

Company Name: CampSite

Company Website: https://campsite.bio

Company Address: London, England, United Kingdom

Campsite is a technology company that operates a web-based “link-in-bio” platform and related creator tools designed to help individuals, influencers, small businesses, and organizations consolidate and present multiple links, media, and calls-to-action from a single mobile-friendly landing page. The company’s core offering is an online page builder that enables users to create a lightweight, customizable landing page optimized for social profiles, short-form content platforms, and other destinations where a single URL is permitted. Users can assemble links to websites, storefronts, social channels, media, booking pages, and digital content so that visitors who click the single profile URL can quickly navigate to the creator’s broader online presence. Core business activities - Operation and continuous development of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that provides account-based landing pages with editing tools, layout templates, and link management. The platform is designed for a mobile-first experience and features drag-and-drop or modular controls for building a page that aggregates links, media previews, and interactive widgets. - Integration and interoperability with popular social networks and third‑party services. Typical integrations offered by the product allow creators to embed or link to social media profiles (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), music platforms, streaming links, email signup forms, calendar booking tools, and payment or commerce endpoints so followers can purchase, subscribe, or book services without leaving the aggregated landing page. - Analytics and link-tracking capabilities. Campsite provides performance metrics so account holders can see clicks, visitor engagement, and conversion patterns for individual links and for the landing page overall. These analytics are intended to help creators optimize link placement and measure traffic driven from different social platforms or campaigns. - Customization and branding. The platform supports visual customization options—such as color themes, profile images, cover media, typographic choices, and custom call-to-action buttons—so pages can reflect personal or business branding. Many customers use these capabilities to maintain consistent brand experiences across social and content channels. - URL management and optional custom domains. Campsite allows users to share a single short URL provided by the service and, in many cases, to map a custom domain so the landing page can live under a creator’s own web address. This functionality helps creators maintain continuity between their social profiles and their primary web presence. Main products and services - Creator landing pages (link aggregation pages): The primary product is the landing page itself, which aggregates multiple outbound links, media blocks, and embedded content into a scrollable, mobile-optimized page. - Widgets and embeds: The platform commonly offers modular components that can display embedded media (audio/video previews), newsletter sign-up forms, donation or tip buttons, e-commerce product tiles, countdowns, and social feed snippets. - Link analytics and reporting: Built-in analytics present click counts, referrer data (where traffic came from), and simple engagement metrics to help creators prioritize and test link placement. - Integrations and automation: Campsite supports connections to commonly used creator tools and services—such as email marketing platforms, payment processors, and scheduling apps—so actions started from the landing page can feed into broader workflows. - Account and team features: For some user tiers, the platform provides multi-page management, team access controls, and centralized dashboards to manage multiple landing pages for brands, agencies, or organizations. Target customers and use cases Campsite’s primary user base consists of independent creators, influencers, artists, podcasters, small businesses, and nonprofits who need a simple way to surface their most important links for audiences arriving via social profiles, bio links, or short-form content. Typical use cases include directing followers to the latest content or product release, collecting email subscribers, selling merchandise or services, promoting event ticketing, and sharing multi-platform social content when only a single URL is available in a social profile. Positioning and product emphasis Campsite positions itself as a lightweight, user-friendly solution focused on convenience, speed, and mobile presentation. The product emphasizes quick setup, minimal technical overhead, and straightforward customization so non-technical users can build a polished landing page in minutes. The platform’s feature set is centered on enabling discovery, conversion, and measurement from single‑link traffic commonly encountered on social networks. Privacy, security, and standards As a web-hosted platform, Campsite manages pages and link redirects and typically implements standard web security practices (HTTPS/TLS for pages). The service also commonly provides basic privacy controls for user accounts and opt-in features for embedded forms and integrations, so creators can manage how they collect and use follower data. Specific privacy and data policies are published on the company’s official site and should be consulted for details about data handling, retention, and third-party integrations. Support and developer access Campsite offers customer support resources for account holders, including knowledgebase articles, setup guides, and responsive help channels to resolve technical or account issues. Depending on the plan, users may receive priority support, access to additional customization settings, and more advanced analytics. The service’s straightforward architecture allows creators to embed third‑party tracking pixels or connect external analytics tools to gain deeper insights. Overall, Campsite operates as a specialist SaaS provider in the creator tools category, offering a focused product for consolidating links and actions into a single web page optimized for social traffic and mobile visitors. The platform’s value proposition is centered on simplification—helping creators convert social visibility into measurable engagement and actions by providing an easy-to-manage, customizable landing page that links audiences to the creator’s broader digital ecosystem.
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