Full Stack Engineer (Angular / Python)

We are partnered with an established organisation that is looking for a hands-on Full Stack Engineer. You would own and grow an internal automation platform used by its infrastructure and operations teams.

The platform was built in-house. It replaces manual operations work, which currently runs on tickets, with self-service workflows. You will own it end to end: leading development, shaping the roadmap with operations stakeholders, and keeping it reliable in production. It suits a strong full-stack engineer who enjoys building tools that other engineers rely on every day.

Key responsibilities

• Lead the design and development of a full-stack internal platform (Angular front end, Python/Django back end), from new features through to architecture decisions.
• Build workflow, approval and self-service features that automate operations processes, connecting to ITSM, job scheduling, monitoring and virtualisation tools.
• Own core platform services such as access control and authentication, data ingestion, and search across large configuration datasets.
• Act as product owner: work with infrastructure and operations teams to prioritise the roadmap and drive adoption.
• Set engineering standards and review code, and deploy, run and support your own services in production.

Requirements

• 8+ years in software engineering, recently owning a production application end to end.
• Strong Angular and TypeScript, plus Python (Django preferred; Flask, FastAPI or Java Spring Boot backgrounds considered).
• Experience building REST APIs, role-based access control (OAuth/JWT, LDAP) and integrations with enterprise systems.
• Relational databases (PostgreSQL, Oracle or similar) and caching such as Redis.
• Comfortable with CI/CD, Linux and web servers; exposure to OpenShift or Kubernetes is a plus.
• Has led development or owned a product, working directly with business or operations stakeholders.
• Nice to have: IT operations tooling (ServiceNow, BMC, Control-M, Splunk), design systems or component libraries