Full Stack Engineer - React / Node

Sanderson are working with a growing SportsTech organisation that is continuing to invest heavily in its engineering teams as they scale a suite of globally used platforms.

As part of this growth, they are looking for a Full Stack Developer to join an established product engineering squad working on large-scale international software. This is a modern product engineering environment where developers are given genuine autonomy, ownership over features, and the opportunity to influence technical decisions within a collaborative, highly supportive team.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and enhance modern React-based applications used across global sports platforms
  • Develop and maintain Node backend services and APIs
  • Work closely with Product Managers, Designers, and Engineers to deliver high-quality features
  • Contribute to component architecture, state management, and front-end best practices
  • Write clean, scalable, well-tested TypeScript and JavaScript code
  • Support continuous improvement across engineering standards, performance, and accessibility
  • Participate in code reviews and collaborative technical discussions

Skills & Experience

  • Strong commercial experience with React in production environments
  • Solid experience with TypeScript and JavaScript
  • Hands-on backend experience with Node
  • Experience building and consuming REST APIs
  • Good understanding of component architecture and state management libraries
  • Experience working within Agile engineering teams
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills
  • Experience with testing frameworks, CI/CD, or cloud environments is beneficial

This is a full-time, permanent opportunity offering a salary up to £65,000 (DOE), with fully remote working.

If you're a Modern JavaScript Full Stack Engineer looking for an opportunity to work on globally used products within a collaborative and modern engineering culture, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing SportsTech organisation.

Please Note: You must be a UK resident to apply.

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