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New opportunity for a Full Stack Developer (React-focused) in London
Join a fast-growing marketplace platform processing thousands of bookings every day, helping build features used by customers around the world.
Up to £60k + bonus
Hybrid London (2–3 days in office) React | TypeScript | Full Stack
We're hiring a Full Stack Developer to join a team building a high-traffic, global booking platform. You'll work closely with the business to develop features that help hit ambitious growth targets, and you'll have a genuine say in how things are built and which technologies are used.
What you'll be doing:
- Designing, developing and maintaining end-to-end solutions across the front end and back end
- Building and improving features using React, with a strong focus on state management and modern front-end practices
- Identifying, analysing and solving complex technical challenges across the stack
- Tuning and optimising performance on both the front end and back end
- Working within an agile team, writing clean code with good automated testing standards
- Collaborating closely with the wider business and contributing ideas on both product and process
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What we're looking for:
- 5+ years' React development experience
- Strong understanding of state management tooling
- Comprehensive front-end and back-end development experience, with the ability to design and maintain end-to-end solutions
- Strong JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML, CSS and responsive design skills
- A focus on code quality, scalability and maintainability
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences
- A pragmatic, self-motivated approach and a continuous improvement mindset


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Why join?
- Work on a high-traffic, global platform used by customers worldwide
- A genuine say in technical decisions and how the product is built
- Collaborative, agile team environment
- Clear scope for career development and progression
Interested? Apply now to find out more.
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