Full Stack Engineer

Location:

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

We’re seeking a Full Stack Software Engineer who can deliver end‑to‑end features across modern frontend frameworks and Python‑based backend services. This role suits someone who enjoys owning functionality across the full lifecycle, from API design to UI implementation, while working in a collaborative engineering culture with cloud‑native tooling.

• Building and maintaining full stack features with Python (Flask) and modern frontend frameworks
• Developing APIs, integrating AWS services, and supporting cloud‑hosted components
• Delivering user‑facing features using Vue2+ /
  React and related tooling
• Ensuring quality through unit testing, automation, and structured reviews
• Contributing to design discussions, improving existing systems, and supporting migration / upgrades
• Collaborating closely with product, UX and engineering teams to ship reliable, maintainable features
• Working across localisation, time‑zone logic, notification systems, and UI/UX refinement

• Commercial exposure to Vue2+,
  AngularJS and Angular 2+ migration work
• Familiarity with AWS resources and cloud‑hosted feature development
• Understanding of frontend testing and automation using Selenium and unit testing frameworks
• Backend experience with Java (Spring Boot), SQL and Groovy (an advantage)
• Ability to work across the full software lifecycle including design, implementation, testing and support
• Strong communication skills, ownership mindset and a willingness to contribute across the stack

• Interest in teaching, mentoring or knowledge‑sharing (ESL teaching background)
• Experience contributing to Git Hub projects or AI‑related personal research
• Side‑project or entrepreneurial background (e.g. eCommerce management)

• MEng Software Engineering with a Year in Industry

For a confidential conversation or more information on the role,
contact Eve Geddis on Linked In
. EG11

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Information Technology

Industries:
Technology, Information and Media