Full Stack Engineer

We're working with a premium Shopify agency that specialises in the projects most agencies wouldn't.

They're looking for a Mid-level Full Stack Software Engineer who enjoys solving interesting engineering problems and wants to work on projects that go well beyond simply building Shopify stores.

It's a hands-on engineering role where you'll be encouraged to understand the problem you're solving, contribute to technical decisions and build solutions that are scalable and maintainable.

You'll be involved in:

• Building full-stack solutions across frontend, backend and cloud environments
• Developing custom Shopify functionality and integrations
• Working with APIs, third-party systems and complex data flows
• Helping turn client requirements into practical technical solutions
• Contributing to technical and architectural decisions
• Working closely with PM, Design and Data teams
• Troubleshooting and improving existing systems
• Using AI effectively within your development workflow
• Working directly with clients where appropriate, helping understand requirements and explain technical solutions

What we're looking for

• Good understanding of full-stack web development
• Experience working with APIs and third-party integrations
• Some experience with serverless/cloud functions
• An understanding of good software engineering principles and writing maintainable code
• Good working knowledge of AI development tools and an interest in how they can improve the way you work
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with technical and non-technical people
• Ideally, some experience working in an agency or client-facing environment

Experience with AWS, GCP, Azure or enterprise CMS platforms would be a bonus.

The team is based in Leeds and works flexibly. There is an expectation that you'll spend around one day a week in the Leeds office, with the rest of the role worked flexibly.

If you're a Shopify Developer who wants to broaden your engineering experience, work on more complex technical problems and be part of a team doing genuinely interesting work, this could be a good next step.