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Senior Full Stack Engineer – React, Typescript, Node, Serverless AWS, Claude – Global B2B SaaS
£700–£800 per day
Outside IR35
9 months
100% remote
We’re hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer to architect, build and ship complex, high‑performance features for a greenfield, enterprise‑scale B2B SaaS platform. This is a hands‑on, forward‑deployed role where you’ll work directly with clients and own outcomes end‑to‑end across the stack.
You’ll be:
- Architecting and delivering high‑performance Full Stack TypeScript applications across React and Node, operating within a large, distributed, enterprise SaaS ecosystem.
- Working directly with clients to elicit real workflow requirements, prototype in‑session, and translate messy real‑world problems into production grade software.
- Driving product thinking, scoping, trade-offs and delivery, you won’t be waiting for a PO to tell you what to build.
- Using Claude Code and advanced agentic workflows to augment development, orchestrating multi‑agent patterns, managing context, running parallel workstreams and embedding AI-native engineering into everyday delivery.
- Crafting beautiful, interactive UX from low‑fidelity inputs using a modern design system, producing polished UI without waiting for perfect Figma.
- Influencing architecture, patterns, state management, API design and performance across a large-scale platform.
- Raising the engineering bar through pairing, PR review, testing discipline, accessibility, performance and secure-by-default coding.
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- Deep expertise in TypeScript, React, Node, modern FE architecture, and state management (Redux Toolkit, Zustand, TanStack Query, Apollo).
- Strong backend fundamentals: serverless AWS, REST, GraphQL, relational NoSQL modelling.
- Experience in high volume, high transaction SaaS systems.
- Genuine client-facing confidence, discovery sessions, whiteboard-to-code, pushing back on bad requirements.
- A pragmatic, outcome‑oriented mindset with strong product instincts.
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