Full Stack 2025
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Salary£50k – £60k
LocationLondon, United Kingdom - Remote
Work moderemote
Typefull-time
SeniorityMid
DepartmentEngineering
EquityIncluded
Company size1+ people
PostedSep 30, 2025 · 1y ago
Verified live23h ago
May no longer be actively hiring
Posted by the company on Sep 30, 2025
At a glanceSummarised by Seekless from the posting.
Solid experience building full-stack applications using TypeScript, Next.js, and Apollo GraphQL
Comfortable designing and querying GraphQL APIs, both client and server-side
Strong backend experience with PostgreSQL and relational data modelling
Familiarity with AWS services, including ECS, Lambda, RDS, and S3
Experience in CI/CD environments and agile development workflows
Strong problem-solving skills and an eye for performance and maintainability
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Experience working in a high-demand, live event or fast-moving environment
Knowledge of performance testing and simulating high-traffic scenarios
Experience with the latest versions of Next.js including app router and server components
Experience working with the OpenAI API or similar LLM services
Skills
TypeScript
Next.js
Apollo GraphQL
PostgreSQL
Node.js
React
AWS
ECS
Lambda
RDS
S3
OpenAI API
Benefits
Equity incentives
Paid time off
Remote flexibility
About the company
We’re building a membership platform for the future of live events that prioritises and rewards loyal fans.
At the heart of every meaningful live event lies the desire to feel connected, valued, and part of a shared community.
That’s why we built Planet, an end-to-end membership platform that allows artists, venues, and brands to truly understand their audiences.
But we don’t stop there. Through The Beat, our personalisation engine, we go beyond one-off, transactional moments and establish lasting connections with fans.
By harnessing insights and learnings from over two years of research into fan engagement, we’re building a future where:
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Loyal fans feel truly seen and prioritised
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Engagement is as seamless and as simple as possible to action
Our vision is to enable impactful, personalised interactions with every fan, fostering deeper connections and more valuable communities.
Together, Planet and The Beat help remove the time and resources traditionally required for fan engagement, making it effortless to take every campaign and live event to the next level.
Sounds great! What’s my part in this?
As a Full-Stack Engineer, you’ll play a key role in building the next generation of tools and features that power our platform. You’ll work across the stack using TypeScript, Next.js, Apollo GraphQL, and PostgreSQL, delivering functionality that supports fans, artists, and internal teams.
This is a great opportunity to work in a collaborative, fast-paced environment where your code directly shapes the experience of thousands of users.
Key Responsibilities:
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Build and maintain features across the stack using Next.js (React), Node.js, Apollo GraphQL, and PostgreSQL
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Collaborate with product, design, and engineering to scope, implement, and iterate on new functionality
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Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code
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Optimise backend performance and API reliability
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Help refine technical requirements and contribute to architectural decisions
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Contribute to CI/CD processes and deployment automation
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Support internal operations by monitoring infrastructure, resolving issues, and enhancing internal tools as needed
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Participate in code reviews and knowledge-sharing across the team
Required Skills & Experience:
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Solid experience building full-stack applications using TypeScript, Next.js, and Apollo GraphQL
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Comfortable designing and querying GraphQL APIs, both client and server-side
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Strong backend experience with PostgreSQL and relational data modelling
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Familiarity with AWS services, including ECS, Lambda, RDS, and S3
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Experience in CI/CD environments and agile development workflows
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Strong problem-solving skills and an eye for performance and maintainability
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Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Nice to Have:
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Experience working in a high-demand, live event or fast-moving environment.
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Knowledge of performance testing and simulating high-traffic scenarios.
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Experience with the latest versions of Next.js including app router and server components.
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Experience working with the OpenAI API or similar LLM services
What’s it like working at Planet?
We’re a remote-first team that values flexibility.
We are a remote-first company, but our London office (near Oxford Circus) is available for regular visits for in-person collaboration.
Our commercial and product teams work together in person 2-3 days a week, but for this role, you can be fully remote with the option to visit the office as needed.
Our development team is fully remote but based in the UK, with a virtual stand-up each day.
We are big on collaboration
We’ve put structured processes in place to help career progression, including:
Fortnightly one-on-ones to support your growth
Monthly creative sessions to spark new ideas
Quarterly team get-togethers to align on our journey
A monthly reflection to celebrate wins and lessons learned
What’s in it for me?
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Competitive salary based on experience, with equity incentives tied to company success
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Join at an exciting time of international growth with the chance to shape your role as part this
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25 days holiday + UK public holidays, plus additional paid time off between Christmas and New Year
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Remote-first working model, with the flexibility to work from anywhere in the UK
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Quarterly allowance for attending live gigs
What to expect next from us?
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Initial Chat: A conversation with our Tech Lead to learn more about you and introduce our product, business, and culture.
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Technical Discussion: A deeper conversation with the core team to see your ideas in action.
📩 To apply, send a short summary of what excites you about the role to [email protected] along with your CV.
Compensation
The base pay range for this role is £50,000 – £60,000 per year.