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# Full Stack Engineer

- **Company:** Enorth Staffing Limited
- **Location:** London, UK
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** £69,362.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Clean Code Principles, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Engineering, Configuration Management, DevOps, Node.Js, TypeScript, Web Applications, Data Storage Technologies, Test-Driven Development (TDD), Delivery Pipeline, Backend, Vue.js, Asynchronous Programming, Serverless Computing
- **Published:** October 24, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/details/5119759815

## About the Role

* You love being a software engineer and have been doing it for at least 4 years
 * Experience throughout the stack with Node, Typescript and Vue
 * Exposure to a variety of data storage technologies and their associated trade-offs (relational and non-relational)
 * Experience of building large high-throughput web applications with a distributed microservice backend (synchronous and asynchronous communication)
 * Expert in one part of the stack and proficient in the rest
 * Critical thinking on when to build vs buy
 * Cloud native in AWS or GCP

Desirable

 * You know how which levers accelerate delivery with the "4 key metrics"
 * Experience with Storybook
 * Good experience of accelerating / de-risking delivery with DevOps practices (TDD, CD pipelines, configuration management etc..)
 * Your full stack extends to Lamba and Serverless

## Description

We are working on a greenfield technology platform build that will transform the business. As a full stack engineer you will be responsible for shaping and implementing new features across a distributed NodeJS, TypeScript and Vue platform. For infrastructure we use AWS and Serverless techniques alongside a modern DevOps stack

A typical day might include:

 * Working as part of a cross functional "mission team" to design, document and implement new features.
 * Getting involved with normal agile ceremonies that prepare, co-ordinate and reflect on the team's throughput.
 * Running, operating and caring for the platform that we build.
 * Tracking and improving software delivery performance with the "four key metrics"
 * Following great engineering practices with clean code, TDD and only building what you need
 * Helping us build a generative team culture with high co-operation, shared risks, encouraged bridging and blame free post-mortems