Full Stack Engineer

Competitive Salary DOE | Onsite | Exeter

A well-established organisation with a strong technology footprint is continuing to invest in the development and quality of its digital platforms. Operating within a collaborative and delivery-focused environment, the organisation places a strong emphasis on system reliability, user experience, and continuous improvement across its IT estate.

This Full Stack Engineer role offers a varied opportunity to combine hands-on development with testing responsibilities. Working closely with software development leadership, you will contribute to the design, build, testing, and ongoing improvement of web-based solutions. The role plays a key part in ensuring systems are robust, secure, and scalable, while supporting high standards across the full development lifecycle.

• Develop and maintain front-end and back-end web solutions in line with business requirements
• Design and execute manual and automated testing to validate functionality, performance, and security
• Create and maintain test plans, test cases, and test data across multiple projects
• Monitor, maintain, and enhance existing web solutions, recommending improvements where appropriate

• Experience in full stack web development and software testing within a commercial environment
• Strong knowledge of modern web technologies, development frameworks, and databases
• Experience creating and maintaining automated test scripts and QA documentation
• Confident communicator able to work effectively with technical teams and stakeholders

• Competitive SalaryDOE
• Based in Exeter
• Supportive and collaborative IT environment
• Opportunity to develop programme management experience
• Long-term role within a stable organisation

If you’re a technically curious Full Stack Engineer looking for a role that blends development and quality assurance within a forward-thinking environment, we’d love to hear from you.

Visa sponsorship may be considered depending on experience and eligibility. Applicants must be able to work in the UK and be commutable to Exeter, in line with the hybrid working model.