Full Stack Software Developer

Reed
Guildford, United Kingdom
3 days ago
£50,000 – £60,000 pa

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£50,000 – £60,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
On-site
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (3 days ago)

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Full Stack Software Developer

  • Location: Office-based
  • Function & Department: Product Development, Beanies Stream
  • Employment Type: Full-time permanent
  • Compensation: Fixed basic salary plus performance bonus and stock options

    A new exciting permanent opportunity has become available working with a fast-growing start-up who are at the forefront of intelligent interaction for accounting, blending machine learning, natural language processing, and human-centred design to create autonomous systems that redefine engagement with technology.

    As the Full Stack Software Developer, you will spearhead the delivery and quality of their customer-facing, frontend-driven bot experiences, ensuring they are performant, intuitive, and drive customer adoption.

Day-to-day Responsibilities & Duties of the Role:

  • Product Stream Delivery:

    • Own end-to-end delivery from sprint planning to release and post-release review.
    • Translate product requirements into clear, technical tasks for the team.
    • Ensure deliverables meet timelines, specifications, and quality standards.
    • Manage product backlog and participate in prioritisation discussions.
    • Oversee architecture, scalability, and long-term sustainability.
    • Manage technical debt and system performance.

  • Technical Leadership:

    • Provide hands-on technical direction and guidance.
    • Define and enforce coding standards and quality assurance processes.
    • Stay updated with relevant frontend technologies and frameworks.
    • Collaborate on technical architecture decisions.
    • Identify and address technical risks or blockers.

  • Collaboration & Communication:

    • Ensure consistency across the company's full bot product ecosystem.
    • Engage with customer-facing teams for product demos and feedback.
    • Contribute to cross-team ceremonies and product team culture.

  • People & Team Development:

    • Oversee the quality of team outputs and provide performance feedback.
    • Identify training needs and foster a culture of quality and continuous improvement.

Role Requirements:

  • Technical Requisites:

    • Experience in backend or full-stack development.
    • Familiarity with bot platforms, conversational AI, or NLP tooling.
    • Agile delivery and sprint management skills.
    • Proficiency in modern frontend technologies (HTML, CSS, Tailwind, JavaScript/TypeScript, Vue.js React or equivalent)
    • Experience in backend technologies (Laravel/php, Python fastAPI
    • Experience in modern frontend technologies and backend technologies.
    • Proven experience using AWS including - ECS, IAM, RDS, CloudWatch, and terraform/terragrunt or infrastructure as code
    • Experience with AWS, version control (Git), and CI/CD pipelines.

  • Personal Skills:

    • Strong technical leadership and mentoring skills.
    • Excellent communication and collaboration abilities.
    • Detail-oriented with a commitment to product quality.
    • Proactive problem-solving skills and strong organizational abilities.

To apply, please apply with your full updated CV to be immediately considered.


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