Fullstack Engineer: Build Global Web Platforms

Kpler; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Kpler is seeking a Fullstack Engineer for our Web Experience team to empower the frontend platform behind MarineTraffic and Kpler Terminal. You will work across a distributed team to deliver features end-to-end, bridging frontend excellence with robust backend services.

You will own responsibilities from interactive maps to dashboards, migrating to Atlas and a shared design system. You’ll explore AI-assisted workflows while maintaining architectural quality across multiple feature teams.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of professional web engineering experience with TypeScript and modern frontend frameworks (Vue or React).
• Experience owning feature lifecycles end-to-end and delivering client-facing capabilities.
• Experience building or maintaining shared tooling, component libraries, or internal frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Deliver end-to-end features: build and scale client-facing, cross-domain capabilities from backend to frontend.
• Unify component architecture: accelerate migration of core apps onto Atlas using Tailwind-based design system (Vue 3/React).
• Develop Node.js backend services and BFF layers to compose domain data for teams.
• Enhance developer experience with monorepo tooling, CI improvements, and internal support for feature teams.
• Leverage AI-assisted workflows by integrating Cursor/Claude Code into daily development.
• Promote architectural excellence via code reviews, pair programming, and DDD/hexagonal patterns.

Skills

TypeScript

Vue.js

React

Web development

End-to-end ownership

Tools

Cursor

Claude Code

Job description

Kpler is seeking a Fullstack Engineer for our Web Experience team to empower the frontend platform behind MarineTraffic and Kpler Terminal. You will work across a distributed team to deliver features end-to-end, bridging frontend excellence with robust backend services.

You will own responsibilities from interactive maps to dashboards, migrating to Atlas and a shared design system. You’ll explore AI-assisted workflows while maintaining architectural quality across multiple feature teams.