Lead Full Stack Developer
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Job description
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Lead Full Stack Developer to join our IT team as we embark onto our journey of continued growth. We are looking for a result driven individual to bring new and innovative ideas to our team.
If successful you will be responsible supporting our Director of Engineering in the end-to-end development of web applications, from concept and design to testing and deployment.
The successful candidate will be responsible for multiple developments in the stack, including the design and development of new features and functionality within inhouse systems.
We are looking for someone who can:
Develop and optimise CHEC's web applications, including our EPR (electronic patient record)
Requirements
Apply strong expertise in both front-end and back-end development
Design robust software systems using sound architectural principles and design patterns
Diagnose, debug, and resolve complex technical issues efficiently
Work confidently with REST APIs, microservices, and containerization technologies
Champion test-driven development (TDD) to ensure code quality and reliability
Take initiative with a proactive, self-motivated approach to problem-solving and delivery
Foster a collaborative and supportive team environment through experienced, empathetic leadership
Commit to continuous learning and stay current with emerging technologies and best practices
Implement and maintain application monitoring and observability, proactively identifying and resolving system issues
Own the full software lifecycle - from system design and development through deployment, monitoring, and maintenance
What you'll bring to the role:
Relevant degree or qualification is desirable but not essential
Previous experience using Cloud Platforms, Version Control Systems and Front and back end tools
Ability to problem solve
Excellent written and verbal communicator
High attention to detail
Ability to prioritise and work at pace
Organised with an analytical thought process