Full Stack Engineer
Harvey Nash IT Recruitment UK
Description
Full Stack Engineer (Java/Angular) | Galway | 515 EUROS p/day | 12-Month Contract
I'm working with a client in Galway who is looking to hire a Full Stack Engineer on an initial 12-month contract, with a fast-moving single-stage interview process. The team is keen to move quickly and is open to candidates who are either strongly Back End or Front End focused.
Location: Galway, Ireland (One week on site, One week offsite recurring)
Rate: Up to £515 per day
Duration: 12 Months
Interview Process: One technical and behavioural interview
What You'll Be Doing
You'll join an established development team responsible for enhancing existing applications, developing new solutions, and maintaining CI/CD pipelines. The role involves working closely with project teams to understand requirements, delivering high-quality code, participating in code reviews, and contributing throughout the software development life cycle.
What We're Looking For
The hiring manager is specifically interested in candidates who are exceptional in one area rather than average across both:
Backend-Focused Engineers
- Strong Java development experience
- Spring Boot expertise
- API development and integration
- Microservices/Back End engineering experience
- Some Angular exposure
OR
Frontend-Focused Engineers
- Strong Angular development experience
- Modern UI engineering skills
- Experience building responsive web applications
- Some Java development experience
Core Requirements
- 6-9 years of software development experience with Server Side and UI technologies.
- Experience with Java, Node.js or AWS-based development.
- Exposure to Angular or React.
- Experience maintaining CI/CD pipelines, ideally using Jenkins.
- Agile delivery experience.
- Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills.
Why Consider It?
- Long-term contract engagement
- Fast one-stage interview process
- Opportunity to work within a key application development team
- Modern engineering environment using Agile, CI/CD and automated testing practices.
If you're a strong Java/Spring Boot Engineer with some Angular, or an Angular specialist with some Java experience, I'd be keen to discuss the opportunity further.