4 of 4 React Jobs in Newtownabbey

years building reliable, performant applications and microservices. Strong proficiency in TypeScript and Node.js. Ruby experience is a plus. Proven full-stack experience across frontend (React.js), backend, and database layers. Technical depth in at least one specialisation: networking, security, serverless, event streams, or similar. Strong AWS experience, including compute, storage, networking ...

seeking a Senior Software Engineer to own and evolve Gavel, the enterprise auction platform. You will work across Node.js/NestJS backend APIs and React/Next.js front-ends, delivering reliable features and AI-assisted development workflows. Based in regional offices (Belfast, Glasgow, Newcastle or Dublin), you will collaborate with ...

Gearset multiple times a day and we continually invest in improving our own observability and infrastructure tools. This means we can identify and react to issues quickly and delight our users by getting improvements to them as fast as possible. As a product-driven company founded by engineers, we know … across the business and talk directly to customers and partners , to ensure we're solving the most pressing problems. Our tech stack includes C#, React, TypeScript, Postgres, AWS and Kubernetes. You’ll become familiar with our pragmatically chosen stack, but you’ll also help us define what great looks like. ...

operations and the public-facing auction website. It has been built as a modern TypeScript solution using a Node.js backend API with NestJS, a React administrative portal, and a Next.js customer-facing website. The product is hosted on a contemporary AWS cloud architecture using infrastructure as code … reduce external dependency. Key Responsibilities Deliver feature improvements, new features and bug fixes across the Gavel monorepo, including the Node.js/NestJS backend API, React admin portal and Next.js public website, with a focus on reliability, accessibility, performance and maintainability. Maintain and evolve the backend API, developed using Node.js, NestJS ...