Senior Software Engineer

Stockport
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Senior Software Engineer
Stockport| Hybrid 2-3 Days | £60-80,000

This is a product engineering role in a company quietly becoming the operating system for a very traditional, very global industry.

Their software runs live, real-world operations.
If it breaks, people notice.
If it works well, thousands of users rely on it daily.

They’ve standardised on a modern TypeScript + AWS stack and are scaling properly — not reactively.

This isn’t a consultancy. It isn’t internal IT.
It’s a product business with global customers and genuine engineering ownership.

We have multiple opportunities as we scale from Junior to Senior Engineer

The Stack

  • TypeScript (front + backend)

  • React

  • Node / NestJS

  • AWS (ECS, Lambda, SQS/SNS, EventBridge, Cognito)

  • MongoDB Atlas

  • Infrastructure as Code (CDK)

  • CI/CD, testing and observability as standard

    They deploy properly.
    They monitor properly.
    They review properly.

    What Makes It Interesting

  • Software that interacts with physical, real-world operations

  • A business modernising an industry that historically hasn’t moved fast

  • Cross-functional teams that own features end-to-end

  • Engineers involved in design decisions, not just delivery

  • High standards without corporate red tape

    You’ll be building systems that need to be reliable, observable and scalable.

    Why It’s Worth a Look

  • Modern stack with intent behind it

  • Real product ownership

  • Equity included

  • Flexible hybrid working

  • A business with strong momentum and global growth

    If you want a safer corporate role, this isn’t it.
    If you want to build meaningful software properly — let’s talk

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