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Postcode Loterij is seeking a seasoned Full Stack Developer to own and build a scalable e-commerce platform that serves multiple countries. You will work across frontend and backend, guiding the team through architecture decisions and delivery of end-to-end user journeys.
You bring 5+ years of full‑stack experience with Typescript and Next.js, plus familiarity with enterprise e-commerce systems and cloud infrastructure. A competitive monthly salary is offered along with flexible working hours.
As a Full Stack Developer, you’ll play a key role in shaping a new e-commerce platform for the Postcode Lottery. You’ll take technical ownership of complex backend and frontend services, contribute to architectural decisions, and help build a scalable, experience-driven commerce platform that supports multiple countries and propositions.
Are you a skilled Full Stack Developer with a passion for making a difference? Join our team and contribute to developing and enhancing applications for our lottery systems. Your work will directly support numerous charities, making a positive impact every day. If you’re looking for a role where your technical expertise meets meaningful work, we want to hear from you! And every day at work, you’ll be doing your part for all the charities we support.
Ben Malik Tchamalam, Group Tech: “After joining the lotteries, I've introduced metrics and observability for our microservices, significantly enhancing our system's transparency and reliability. This experience has not only honed my skills in Java development but also expanded my expertise in infrastructure and DevOps practices. I'm excited to continue leveraging this blend of development and operational knowledge to drive innovation and efficiency within our team.”
We believe an inclusive organisation is the ideal breeding ground for creativity, collaboration and innovation. Employee solidarity is important to us, too. Each of us has a part to play in that – we are the organisation, after all. We strive to make everyone feel at home. That means keeping an open mind and paying attention to each other’s welfare.
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