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Connecting Education is seeking a hands-on software engineer to own critical fixes in a MERN stack application used by schools. You will diagnose, debug, and ship live fixes directly in React/TypeScript, Node.js and MongoDB, without relying on escalation.
You’ll also mentor a Support Engineer and act as the main technical face to customers during incidents, delivering fast, clear RCA and root-cause follow-ups as part of a high-performance team in a fast-growing EdTech scale-up with an office in
Are you a confident software engineer who's tired of being handed a ticket and told to wait for someone else to fix it? Want to own problems end-to-end, get deep into a MERN stack codebase every day, and genuinely shape how a scaling product holds together? This might be the role for you.
Our client is a fast-growing EdTech scale-up on a mission to fix the chaos of school management. Schools are juggling siloed systems that don’t talk to each other – creating duplication, frustration, and wasted time. They’re changing that with one AI-powered platform covering everything from club sign-ups and attendance to parental consent, medical data for trips, and real-time notifications.
They started by dominating music department management and are now scaling that approach to manage all aspects of the schools, from parents’ meetings to trips to clubs to behaviours to assignments.
Over 260 schools are already on board – and they’re building towards 1,000. The team is close-knit, ambitious, and based in a modern office in Vauxhall.
This is a developer role – not a support role with some coding on the side. Most of your time will be spent in the codebase: diagnosing bugs, understanding root causes, and shipping fixes directly in React/TypeScript, Mongo and Node.js. You’re not here to escalate – you’re here to solve.
You’ll also manage one Support Engineer and be the face of the company to customers when things go wrong – communicating clearly and with urgency. But make no mistake: the core expectation is someone who can open the codebase and own the fix.