Full Stack Engineer

About us OneClickComply is a compliance platform built in Sunderland. We take the work that normally eats weeks out of an SME's year, getting ready for Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001 and the rest, and automate most of it. The team is around 12 people today and growing quickly. Engineering is small, which means what you build ships in days rather than quarters and you'll see customers using it. We lean on agents heavily, both inside the product and in how we work day to day. What you'll need TypeScript across front and back end, with a real grasp of type safe design React, including hooks, sensible component architecture and modern state and data fetching Node on the back end and typed APIs, so the front end knows what it's getting before it asks Postgres and an ORM, including schema design and migrations Tailwind and a component library, building responsive UIs Automated testing, unit and end to end, running in CI Git and PR based reviews. You give useful feedback and you take it well Agentic coding tools like Cursor or Claude Code. We use them every day Third party API integrations, including OAuth flows and webhooks The ability to own a feature end to end, from design through to deployment and monitoring Nice to have LLM and agent development with LangChain, LangGraph, or the Anthropic, OpenAI or Google GenAI SDKs GCP or AWS, and the core services: IAM, compute and storage CI/CD pipelines and observability, so we hear about problems before customers do Chrome or browser extensions you've built or maintained A security conscious approach to dependencies and supply chain. We're a security company, so this one counts Python 🐍 What you get £30,000 starting salary with quarterly review Participation in employee options scheme (worth £mm) 33 days leave, your birthday off, and the ability to work from anywhere* up to 15 days per year Standard pension :( Sunderland based in our state of the art office with free drinks & an ice cream machine... Real ownership of your work. Small team, so nothing you do disappears into a process