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Contract Senior TypeScript Developer
We're recruiting for a senior TypeScript developer to join a growing platform team on a 6 month contract, building a brand new single tenant, cloud agnostic platform from the ground up.
This is a genuinely hands on role. You won't be sat in meetings talking about architecture, you'll be writing the code, shipping features and owning the operational side too.
The details
- Pay Rate: £400 to £450 per day
- Contract Type: Outside IR35
- Duration: 6 months
- Location: Remote, UK based
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What you'll be doing
- Building and maintaining TypeScript services, APIs and internal tooling
- Working across the full stack where needed, from backend services to CLIs
- Contributing to Go services alongside the platform team as the need arises
- Building health checks, smoke tests and operational diagnostics
- Working closely with QA to build out test automation
- Writing clear, usable runbooks
- Collaborating with the wider engineering team on platform reliability


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What they are looking for
- You'll have strong commercial TypeScript experience and be comfortable owning services end to end, from writing the code through to how it runs in production.
- Some exposure to Go is a plus, as is a genuine interest in the operational side of engineering rather than just the build.
If you're a senior TypeScript developer who likes ownership and wants to help shape a platform from an early stage, get in touch with your updated CV.
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