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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 65000.00-65000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Full Stack Developer Location: Fully Remote Salary: up to £65,000 We''re looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer to join a growing engineering team building modern, high-traffic SaaS products used by thousands of customers. This is an opportunity to work across the full development lifecycle, building scalable React front ends and Node.js back ends while collaborating closely with Product, Design and Engineering teams. You''ll have the autonomy to own features from concept through to deployment and play a key role in shaping engineering standards and mentoring other developers. What you''ll be doing  Building and maintaining modern web applications using React, Next.js, Node.js and Nest.js. Developing scalable APIs and backend services. Designing and optimising PostgreSQL databases. Deploying and supporting applications in Microsoft Azure. Writing clean, well-tested, maintainable TypeScript code. Collaborating with Product and Design to deliver high-quality user experiences. Taking part in code reviews and mentoring developers across the team.  What we''re looking for  5+ years'' commercial experience in full stack development. Strong experience with React, Node.js, Next.js...</description>
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