Full Stack Developer
- United Kingdom
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £55,000 - £65,000 Per Annum
Job Description
Full Stack Developer (CMS & Digital Platforms) Next.js and Node.js | Remote | £55K-65K + Bonus
We're recruiting on behalf of a FTSE 100 housebuilder who are looking for x2 Full Stack Developers to join their growing technology team, delivering modern digital platforms, customer-facing websites and integrated web solutions.
This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys building scalable web applications and working across the full development lifecycle. You'll have broad full stack exposure, with a particular focus on Headless CMS platforms, APIs, content integrations and cloud-based tech.
You'll help develop and enhance websites, digital content platforms, DAM capabilities and integrations, while contributing to the ongoing evolution of a modern technology landscape.
What we're looking for
Strong commercial experience as a Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer or Web Developer Excellent knowledge of Modern JavaScript technologies such as React, Next.js and Node.js Strong experience with REST APIs and GraphQL Experience with Headless CMS platforms such as Contentful, Sitecore XM Cloud, Contentstack, Builder.io, Strapi, Sanity or similar Understanding of content modelling, CMS configuration and content delivery Experience with DAM platforms, media libraries or enterprise content systems Knowledge of CDNs and web performance optimisation Experience integrating CMS platforms with business systems and third-party services Experience with Azure, AWS or GCP Understanding of modern development practices including CI/CD, DevOps and AgileSalary and Benefits:
£55,000 - £65,000 up to 12% bonus Remote Private healthcare + more We're particularly interested in developers who have worked on content-driven websites, digital experience platforms, eCommerce solutions or customer-facing web applications. Experience with personalisation engines, rules-based content delivery, PIM platforms or large-scale digital ecosystems would be a significant advantage


