Software Engineer - Full Stack / Frontend
- Cpl Recruitment are partnering with an international cybersecurity business expanding its engineering capability in Dublin.
- We are looking for a hands-on Software Engineer with strong web and frontend development skills who is keen to develop across the wider technology stack within an AI-driven cyber-risk and intelligence platform.
This is a hybrid position, with approximately three days per week required in the Dublin office.
Responsibilities
- Build modern, responsive and intuitive web applications and user interfaces.
- Contribute across the wider stack, including APIs, backend services and database integration.
- Take features from initial design through development, testing and release.
- Work closely with backend, infrastructure, data and AI/ML engineers.
- Contribute to code quality, automated testing, security and platform performance.
- Make effective use of modern development tooling, including AI-assisted engineering tools.
Requirements
- 2+ years' commercial software engineering experience.
- Relevant degree or technical education.
- Strong frontend/web development experience, ideally with React.
- Exposure to backend technologies such as Python, Go/Golang or similar.
- SQL and relational database experience.
- Understanding of APIs and integration between frontend and backend services.
- Good understanding of testing, secure coding and modern software development practices.
- Evidence of hands-on development through commercial projects or a strong technical portfolio.
- An interest in AI, cybersecurity and modern engineering tools would be advantageous.
- Full-stack experience is beneficial but not essential.Candidates must have Irish/EU citizenship.
- Must currently live within a commutable distance of Dublin.
On Offer
- Opportunity to join a growing Dublin-based engineering team.
- Exposure to AI, cybersecurity and data-led product development.
- Strong opportunity to develop across frontend and full-stack engineering.
- Collaborative, hands-on environment with significant learning and progression potential.
- Hybrid working, approximately three days per week in Dublin.