Backend Software Engineer

Nottingham
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Role: Backend Software Engineer - TypeScript | Node.js

Location: Nottinghamshire

Working Arrangement: Hybrid - 3 Days Onsite

Salary: Up to £85k + Serious Perks

You know the difference between “just another backend role” and one that actually moves the needle.

This is the latter.

We’re hiring a Backend Software Engineer to help power a next-gen digital platform built on MACH principles (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, Headless). This isn’t a side project. This platform supports 50+ websites and mobile apps used at scale across the UK and beyond.

If you thrive on clean architecture, scalable services, and high-performance APIs - keep reading.

What You’ll Be Building

You’ll join a fast-paced, delivery-focused engineering team shaping a cloud-native ecosystem running in Microsoft Azure.

Your day-to-day will include:

  • Designing and building scalable microservices using TypeScript & Node.js

  • Creating and maintaining GraphQL & REST APIs

  • Integrating with headless CMS, e-commerce platforms & payment providers

  • Translating business ideas into real, resilient architecture

  • Driving quality through CI/CD, automation & DevOps best practice

  • Championing maintainable, future-proof code

  • You won’t just “write tickets.” You’ll shape standards, influence architecture, and help evolve a platform that operates at serious scale.

    What You Bring

  • You’ve got strong commercial experience with:

  • TypeScript & Node.js

  • Microservices architecture

  • GraphQL / REST APIs

  • SQL or NoSQL databases

  • CI/CD and modern development lifecycle practices

  • Most importantly? You take ownership. You back yourself. You think beyond the brief.

    The Perks (And they’re Not Small)

    This isn’t just code + salary. You’ll get:

  • Up to £85k salary

  • Hybrid working (3 days onsite)

  • Peer recognition scheme where top performers can earn double pay for a month

  • Significant staff discounts across all group brands

  • Onsite, state-of-the-art gym with full showering facilities

  • Discounted gym memberships across multiple UK locations

  • 24/7 wellbeing support including counselling & financial/legal advice

  • Clear career progression in a business that moves fast

    Why This Role?

    You’ll be building software at scale, you’ll be working in a business that backs bold thinking, you’ll have the autonomy to make decisions, and you’ll be surrounded by engineers who care about doing things properly.

    This isn’t slow-moving enterprise.

    It’s ambitious, evolving, and unapologetically forward-thinking.

    If you’re a backend engineer who wants:

    ✔ Real ownership

    ✔ Modern architecture

    ✔ High impact

    ✔ Strong salary

    ✔ Tangible perks

    Then let’s talk.

    Drop me a message or apply now - and let’s see if you’re ready to build something serious.

    We welcome diverse applicants and are dedicated to treating all applicants with dignity and respect, regardless of background

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