Utility Warehouse
Senior Frontend Software Engineer

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Hello, we're UW Hi! We're UW. We’re on a mission to take the headache out of utilities by providing them all in one place. One bill for energy, broadband, mobile and insurance and a whole lot of savings!
We’re aiming to double in size as we help more people to stop wasting time and money. Big ambitions, to be delivered by people like you.
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We put people first. It’s all about you.. We are looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer who thrives on autonomy and enjoys solving complex problems at scale. You should value collaboration, pragmatism, and low-ego teamwork while feeling comfortable in agile, iterative environments.
Technical Skills & Experience: Strong experience in Web React using TypeScript. Strong knowledge of developing mobile applications with React Native. Experience with CI/CD tools and automated testing. Familiarity with GraphQL (or a genuine willingness to learn it). A proven track record of mentoring mid-level engineers and modelling best practices.
We deliver progress. What you’ll do and how you will make an impact. In this role, you will lead frontend development for a unified communications experience, spanning everything from marketing preferences and push notifications to web and app interfaces. You will own the technical decisions that turn complex journeys into seamless user experiences.
Your responsibilities will include: Building performant experiences across web and mobile, ensuring a consistent feel between the app and portal. Owning the end-to-end frontend experience for acquisition and cross-sell flows. Leading the development and modernisation of reusable components to raise the bar for quality across the squad. Partnering with designers and backend engineers to translate complex UX requirements into production-ready interfaces. Integrating with GraphQL APIs to surface the right data at the right time.
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So why pick UW? We’ve got big ambitions so there’s going to be plenty of challenges. There are also a lot of benefits: Competitive salary: We benchmark against the industry and will share the salary openly during our first conversation. Performance bonus: An annual discretionary bonus ranging from 15-40%. Work-life balance: Flexible hybrid working. We offer an optional four-day working week (90% pay for 90% impact). Work from anywhere: You can work abroad for up to three weeks, twice every tax year. Holiday: 25 days plus bank holidays (increasing with tenure), with the option to trade up to five days each year. UW discounts: Save on our services and you’ll also get access to 100s of rewards and discounts through Perkbox Future planning: Matched-contribution pension scheme and life assurance (up to 4x salary). Family first: Policies designed to help you and your family thrive. Flexible benefits: An allowance for private health insurance, dental insurance, or gym membership. Sabbaticals: An eight-week paid sabbatical after four years of service. Growth: A dedicated learning and development budget and bi-annual promotion cycles. Inclusion: Join belonging groups that help shape our culture. Events: Company-wide celebrations including the ‘Great Big Get Together’ and our ‘Good Hearted Go-Getter Awards’.


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