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Backend Software Engineer TypeScript

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Backend Software Engineer / Developer (TypeScript) Cambridge / WFH
to £70k
Are you a backend focussed TypeScript Engineer?
You could be progressing your career at one of the world's leading cyber security technology companies, where you'll help develop next generation software that protects organisations from increasingly sophisticated AI driven cyber threats.
As a Backend Software Engineer you'll design and develop backend services for the customer portal, primarily using TypeScript. Working in a highly collaborative engineering environment, you'll take ideas from rapid prototypes through to robust, production ready systems, helping to shape both the product and the underlying technology.
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The role offers plenty of scope for technical ownership, innovation and continuous learning within a fast paced R&D environment.
Location / WFH:
You'll join a highly talented, diverse team in the Cambridge office twice a week where you can enjoy a great team atmosphere with free lunches and problem solving sessions.
About you:
- You have strong backend TypeScript experience
- You're familiar with containerisation using Kubernetes
- You have a good appreciation of building secure applications
- You have advanced problem solving and critical thinking skills
- You have a strong knowledge of software engineering best practices


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Experience with Python and / or Rust is desirable but not essential
What's in it for you:
As a Backend Software Engineer / Developer (TypeScript) you will earn a competitive package:
- Salary to £70k + Bonus
- Pension
- Private Medical Insurance
- Life Assurance
- Enhanced parental leave
- Employee Assistance Program
- 23 days holiday plus an additional one for your birthday
- Charity giving schemes
- Personal training and development budgets
Apply now to find out more about this Backend Software Engineer / Developer (TypeScript) opportunity.
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