User Experience Designer jobs in United Kingdom

Full Stack Engineer (Angular + Node.js)

Location: Remote (UK-based) with occasional team meetups in Manchester/London

Hours: 40 hours/week

Language: English (fluent)

Salary: starting from £45,000 depending on experience

At MYT Shutters, we are on a mission to expand and strengthen our software engineering team. Our company develops in-house advanced online ordering and automated production systems that are essential for our day-to-day business operations. These cutting-edge systems allow us to efficiently process customer orders and optimise the planning and manufacturing of our products.

MYT Shutters is a rapidly expanding shutter manufacturer delivering high-quality window shutters worldwide. We run our own factory in the South of China and regularly develop innovative new products. We are a fast-growing, international team of dedicated professionals based around the world, with offices in Australia, The Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and China.

We\'re hiring a Full Stack Engineer to help build and scale the systems behind our global manufacturing and logistics platform.

You’ll work with Angular on the front end and Node.js / GraphQL (Apollo) on the back end, with PostgreSQL as the primary data store. The role involves working on both new features and core system components - encompassing business logic, data modelling, and database design - to ensure our systems remain robust, consistent, and maintainable.

This is a hands-on engineering position suited to someone who understands how data and logic flow through a system, writes clean and well-structured code, and enjoys solving complex, real-world operational challenges.

• Frontend: Angular, RxJS, TypeScript
• Backend: Node.js, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, Apollo Server
• Infra: AWS
• Tooling: Nx monorepo, Playwright (E2E), GitHub Actions, CI/CD, ephemeral environments

• Build and maintain full-stack features spanning frontend, backend, and database layers.
• Develop and maintain business logic, API endpoints, and data access layers.
• Design and optimise relational database schemas and SQL queries.
• Work with the team to refine requirements, clarify tickets, and ensure accurate implementation of functionality.
• Write clean, testable, and maintainable code.
• Integrate with and enhance GraphQL APIs and backend services.
• Contribute to GraphQL schema design and resolver implementation.
• Collaborate on improving build pipelines, CI/CD processes, and internal tooling.
• Participate in peer code reviews and uphold engineering quality standards.
• Work within an engineering culture focused on correctness, maintainability, and long-term reliability.

• 2+ years software development experience
• Commercial experience with Angular (v10+)
• Strong proficiency in TypeScript and JavaScript
• Familiar with RxJS and reactive programming concepts
• Experience working with APIs (REST or GraphQL)
• Some Node.js back-end experience (or willingness to grow in that area)
• Good understanding of SOLID principles and clean architecture
• Proficient with Git and modern source control workflows
• Strong debugging and problem-solving ability
• Clear communicator in a distributed, remote team
• Ability to take ownership of features from design through to delivery

• Practical experience with GraphQL (Apollo, server or client)
• PostgreSQL or relational database experience
• Familiarity with AWS (RDS, S3, ECS/Fargate, etc.)
• Experience with Nx monorepos and modular architectures
• Testing experience with Playwright, Jest, or similar
• Exposure to ERP, manufacturing, or production systems
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and containerised deployments

If you\'re excited by a clean stack, real-world problems, and a practical, technical team — we’d love to hear from you.

• A market competitive salary based on experience.
• Professional development and training opportunities.
• Work remotely.
• Working in an international work environment, engaging in work relationships with colleagues across the globe.
• 25 working days paid annual leave for 40 hours a week.