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We’re Hiring: Join a Small Team Building Software in London

We’re looking for a full-stack developer and a product designer to help us build software for travel agencies, colleges and growing businesses.

Sophie Turner

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A small team working together at laptops in an office
A small team working together at laptops in an office
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We’re growing, and we’re looking for two people to join our London team: a full-stack developer and a product designer. Both roles work directly with our clients, from the first workshop to the day the software goes live.

Who we are

Sitenet Tech is a small team. We build booking and back-office software for travel agencies, portals and records systems for colleges, and websites and tools for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets. Most of our clients stay with us for years, so we care about software that is easy to change later, not just quick to ship.

We would rather have five people who talk to customers every week than fifty who never meet one.

The roles

Full-stack developer

You’ll build features end to end: the database, the server and the screens people use every day.

  • Comfortable with TypeScript, React and SQL
  • Happy to talk to clients and explain trade-offs in plain English
  • Cares about accessibility, performance and tests
  • Two or more years of commercial experience

Product designer

You’ll turn messy processes into simple screens, and test them with the people who use them.

  • A portfolio that shows research, not only polished screens
  • Confident with Figma and design systems
  • Interested in forms, tables and dashboards (the unglamorous parts that matter most)

How we work

We work in small groups of two or three, each owning one client project. Everyone reviews code, joins client calls and writes the release notes. We’re in the office in London three days a week and remote for the rest.

How to apply

Send your CV and a short note about something you built that you’re proud of to our careers address on the contact page. We reply to every application within two weeks, and we’re happy to answer questions before you apply.

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Written by Sophie Turner for the Sitenet Tech blog

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