Full Stack Web Developer

Senior Full Stack Web Developer (Europe) – Contract About the Project We are looking for an experienced Full Stack Web Developer to help build and enhance a modern web platform within the energy sector. You'll be working on scalable, highperformance applications alongside a small, collaborative remote team. This is a contract opportunity for someone who enjoys taking ownership, writing clean code, and contributing to technical decisions. Responsibilities • Develop and maintain high-quality full-stack web applications. • Build and integrate REST APIs and backend services. • Work closely with product and design teams to deliver new features. • Optimise applications for speed, scalability, and maintainability. • Contribute to architecture discussions and engineering best practices. • Write clean, well-tested, maintainable code. Required Skills • 3+ years of experience with React, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript. • At least 1 year of hands-on experience with Next.js (v14 or v15). • Strong experience with Node.js, MongoDB, and REST APIs. • Experience with React Hook Form, Zustand, SCSS, and DaisyUI. • Good understanding of responsive design and component-based architecture. • Experience using Git in collaborative development environments. • Ability to work independently in a remote team. • Strong written and verbal English communication skills. Nice to Have • Experience with SSR/ISR in Next.js. • Performance optimisation experience. • Authentication systems. • Dashboard, admin panel, or CMS/CRM development. • Testing frameworks, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment workflows. Engagement • Contract position. • Remote within Europe. • Immediate start preferred. To Apply Please submit your proposal through Upwork including: • A brief introduction. • Relevant examples of similar projects or portfolio. • Your hourly or fixed-rate expectations. • Your availability and expected start date. • Any notice period, if applicable. Shortlisted candidates may be invited to a technical discussion before the project begins.