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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Full Stack Developer - **Company:** Aerocloud - **Location:** Manchester, UK - **Experience:** Starter - **Salary:** £73,661.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Amazon Web Services, Computer Vision, Continuous Integration, Software Debugging, MongoDB, Node.Js, TypeScript, AWS Cdk, ReactJS, Backend, Front End Software Development, Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) - **Published:** September 17, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/details/5887453890 ## About the Role * Solid TypeScript fundamentals and comfort modifying existing code to a pattern * Some hands-on time with React or Node, commercial or otherwise * An understanding of what "production-ready" actually means, even if you're still learning to get there unsupervised * A habit of debugging methodically rather than guessing, and asking for help before you're stuck for hours * A genuine interest in what happens to your code after it ships We value ownership over ambiguity. You take responsibility for the thing in front of you, not just the ticket. We'd rather you flag a problem early than sit on it hoping it resolves itself. ## Description AeroCloud builds the operating systems airports run on. Our products cover Optic (computer vision for passenger flow), AOS (airport operations and flight management), and PPS (passenger processing and boarding). We're hiring a full stack developer into one of our product teams. If you're a junior developer who's already operating close to this level, apply anyway - we'll assess on evidence, not job title. The pace here is faster and the structure lighter than most established engineering orgs. We're agile in practice, not ceremony - progress is what's running in production, not what's moved across a board. Our platform team builds the infrastructure and CI/CD that makes it safe for you to ship, not a gate you wait behind. Responsibilities You'll sit inside a cross-functional team and own features end-to-end: design, build, ship, support. Concretely, that means things like: * Building and extending React interfaces used daily by airport operations staff * Writing TypeScript backend services that talk to MongoDB Atlas and integrate with AWS (ECS, Lambda, EventBridge, SQS) * Building event-based, not request-chained - most of our systems are, and that's the default to design for * Building things so they're observable from the start, and using the tooling to find the actual cause of a production issue * Writing infrastructure as code (AWS CDK) rather than clicking around a console * Leaving the codebase and its documentation better than you found it This is production airport infrastructure - real airports, real passenger flow, running today. What We're Looking For For experienced developers - you can already: * Write strong TypeScript across frontend or backend, ideally both * Ship production React apps or TypeScript services with minimal hand-holding * Think in events by default - you reach for an event-driven design when the problem calls for it * Build for observability from the start, and use the tooling to find the actual cause of a production issue * Communicate a design decision clearly, in writing or a diagram, without needing to be chased for it * Avoid over-engineering - you build what the problem needs, not what's interesting to build ## Related Videos - [Building Reliable Serverless Applications with AWS CDK and Testing](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/812-building-reliable-serverless-applications-with-aws-cdk-and-testing) - [Build and Deploy a Fullstack App with Open Source Tooling](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/775-build-and-deploy-a-fullstack-app-with-open-source-tooling) - [Stop using Node.js like in 2020! 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