Full Stack Engineer

Overview

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Full Stack Software Engineer - London (Hybrid) - Founding Team Member

A leading UK based technology company seeks a mission-driven Full Stack Web Developer to design and build secure, scalable web applications and services.

In this role, you will develop intuitive web interfaces (React.js and TypeScript), robust backend systems (Python, FlaskAPI), and simulated environments that support AI solutions. Your work will span the full stack, focusing on security, scalability, and seamless integration, all while contributing to a transformative product powered by AI.

Responsibilities

• Develop secure, stable frontend applications using React.js and TypeScript with intuitive user experiences.
• Implement secure authentication and user management systems, including SSO integration and RBAC.
• Enhance and maintain web-based simulated environments for AI development and testing.
• Build high-performance APIs to orchestrate AI agent calls with efficient multiprocessing.
• Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code with attention to edge cases and scalability.
• Design scalable architectures to meet evolving product requirements.

Tech stack & team

• Frontend : React.js, TypeScript
• Database : MySQL, MongoDB
• Tools : Docker, Git, GitHub Actions

Team & Culture

The team of 6 engineers have been assembled from top technology companies that include Palantir, Google and Apple. Expect a fun environment filled with smart, mission-driven engineers who operate with kindness and curiosity!

Location & Compensation

London based - hybrid 3 days a week in the office.

Salary up to £110,000 plus options.

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Full-time

Job function

• Information Technology

Industries

• Software Development

London, England, United Kingdom

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