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Full-Stack Engineer (React, Electron, Middleware)
Location: London
Employment Type: Full-Time
Experience Level: Mid to Senior Level

Are you aFull-Stack Engineerlooking for your next challenge? We're searching for a talented individual with a strong background infrontend developmentusingReactandElectron, andbackend/middlewareexpertise to help build anAI-driven data ingestion platformdesigned to serve insurance businesses.

Key Responsibilities

Frontend Development:

  • Design, develop, and maintain a desktop application usingReactandElectron
  • Ensure aresponsive,user-friendlyexperience across operating systems
  • Implementpixel-perfect designsfrom tools like Figma
  • Optimize frontend code forscalabilityandmaintainability

Middleware & Backend Development:

  • Develop middleware to integrate the frontend with backendAPIs
  • Write clean, scalable code inPythonorNode.js
  • Build and maintainRESTful APIsandmicroservices
  • Ensure secure and robust communication between the frontend and backend

Integration & DevOps:

  • ImplementCI/CDpipelines for seamless deployment
  • Automate testing and monitoring processes for high-quality delivery
  • Troubleshoot issues across the entire stack: frontend, backend, and infrastructure

Collaboration & Documentation:

  • Work in anAgileenvironment, participating in sprints and stand-ups
  • Document code, processes, and design decisions for future reference

Requirements

Required Skills & Qualifications

Frontend:

  • Strong proficiency inReactandElectron
  • Experience withstate management(Redux, MobX)
  • Skilled inHTML5,CSS3,JavaScript (ES6+)
  • Familiar withresponsive designandcross-platform compatibility

Backend/Middleware:

  • Experience inPythonorNode.js
  • Proficient in building and consumingRESTful APIs
  • Familiar withmicroservices architectureand database management (SQL/NoSQL)

DevOps & CI/CD:

  • Experience withCI/CDtools
  • Familiarity withDocker,Kubernetes, andLinux-based environments

General:

  • Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
  • Excellent communication and collaboration abilities
  • Experience instartup environmentsor fast-paced settings

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience withElectrondesktop applications
  • Knowledge ofcloud platforms
  • Familiarity withmachine learningintegration
  • Experience withversion control(Git) andcode reviewpractices
  • Bonus: Experience withrobotic process automation (RPA)

If you’re a Full-Stack Engineer ready to make an impact and work on agreenfield projectthat combines AI and data to disrupt the insurance sector, we’d love to hear from you!

Apply nowand be part of our exciting journey.

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