Lead Engineer C++/C#:
Are you ready to lead the engineering charge on a cutting-edge video streaming platform — and shape the future of how the world's most trusted news organisation delivers media at scale? At Thomson Reuters, we clarify the complex — and we need a technical leader who can do the same for our codebase.

We're looking for a Full-Stack C++ / C# Lead Engineer to join our video streaming team, on a hybrid basis, ideally based between UK and India time zones. In this role, you'll serve as the technical lead for a team of junior and senior developers, driving quality, architecture, and delivery on a modern, evolving stack — currently around 80% C++, transitioning toward C#, with a Node.js/TypeScript component and legacy PHP being phased out.
This is a hybrid position working between UK & India time zones, with some flexibility.

About the Role

As Lead Engineer, you will be responsible for:
- Owning and driving technical leadership across a team of junior and senior developers




- Conducting thorough code reviews and maintaining high standards of code quality across the codebase
- Troubleshooting and identifying root causes of complex, cross-system issues
- Working fluidly across multiple areas of the codebase, managing frequent context switching with confidence
- Contributing to and leading architectural discussions that shape the platform's direction
- Working hands-on across our core stack: C++, C# (.NET Framework, Windows Forms, Interop), Node.js / TypeScript, Docker, and CI/CD pipelines via GitHub Actions
- Collaborating with front-end components using JavaScript / TypeScript

About You

You're a fit for the role of Lead Full-Stack Engineer if your background includes:
- Robust hands-on experience in C++ and/or C#, with the ability to work confidently across both
- A track record of technical leadership — you've guided and mentored teams of developers and taken ownership of engineering outcomes
- Solid experience with code reviews and a genuine commit

📌 Lead Engineer C++/C# (Bengaluru)
🏢 Thomson Reuters
📍 Bengaluru