Fullstack Developer
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Ntt Data Europe & Latam in Ro
Who We Are
Our client is the UK’s leading provider of mobile and digital infrastructure, overseeing more than 15,700 sites and commanding approximately 35% market share.
The Full Stack Engineer plays a key role in delivering end-to-end functionality across frontend, backend, and API layers within enterprise‑level systems.
Working within an outcome-driven delivery model, this position focuses on developing scalable, reliable, and production‑ready applications, while supporting headless architectures and secure, API‑led platforms.
Candidates should be open to traveling to the UK for up to 4 days each month.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Develop frontend, backend, and API components within cloud‑based environments
- Contribute to decoupled, headless architecture patterns
- Deliver features aligned to prioritised backlog and work packages
- Ensure alignment with enterprise architecture, security, and design standards
- Collaborate with platform, data, and AI engineers across delivery teams
- Build scalable APIs and frontend applications using modern frameworks
- Ensure high‑quality code through testing, validation, and peer review
- Deploy features via CI/CD pipelines into controlled environments
- Support iterative, sprint‑based delivery with a focus on speed and quality
- Embed QA practices and ensure Definition of Done is met for all deliverables
- Support production readiness including performance, monitoring, and resilience
What You’ll Bring Along
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
- Minimum 5–7 years of professional software development experience
- Strong experience in full stack development: frontend, backend, APIs
- Proficiency in modern frameworks, for example React, FastAPI, Node.js or equivalent
- Experience with REST APIs and microservices architecture
- Knowledge of Azure or similar cloud platforms
- Understanding of secure, scalable application design
- AI‑Assisted Engineering & Development
- Actively use AI‑assisted t