Software Developer

Southampton
5 months ago
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This year the team has more than doubled in size and there's no signs of slowing!

Following huge investment we continued to grow this new Software Engineering function in Southampton.

This Software Developer role would suit someone working in a Node.js, JavaScript & GCP environment!

As Software Developer you will

Code Development: Writing clear, quality, tested, and well-documented code.
Deployment & Maintenance: Managing and supporting multiple services across different environments.
Skill Development: Continuous learning and adaptability to new technologies.
Backend Focus with Frontend Exposure: Primary focus on backend development, with opportunities to learn frontend technologies.
Always looking at latest tech, they're utilising Bun so any experience of this would be useful.

The tech stack includes

JavaScript/Node.js
Bun
Express / Nest.js
Jest
GCP
Terraform
Docker & compose
React
Kuberbetes
Writing good quality code is the focus of this role, working on a hybrid basis with 3 days a week in their new office on the outskirts of Southampton.

The salary for this Software Developer role is up to £53,000 with benefits including 25 days holiday, bonus and pension.

Apply now or contact Chris Lynes at Spectrum IT Recruitment for more information.

Spectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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