Full Stack Developer
Textron Systems · Ipswich, United Kingdom ·
- Category
- Fullstack
Overview
As a Full Stack Developer, you will build and operate a cloud-connected web platform powering autonomous lawn mower systems. You’ll contribute to a scalable, software-defined product enabling mapping, scheduling, remote operation, fleet management, and analytics. You will collaborate with autonomy, robotics, and cloud teams to deliver a production-ready platform. This role offers a chance to shape cutting-edge turf-care technology and impact real-world performance on prestigious courses. Join a mission-driven team that combines advanced robotics with cloud engineering to deliver high-quality, environmentally conscious equipment.
Pay / Benefits- every other Friday off
- 30 days annual leave
- enhanced company pension
- life assurance of four times salary
- Employee Assistance Program for you and your immediate family
- access to Textron University’s self-service training platform
- Develop and maintain web applications for autonomous fleet management and mission control
- Create front-end interfaces for mapping, scheduling, and real-time monitoring
- Develop backend services and APIs for data, control, and system integration
- Design and manage cloud infrastructure
- Integrate with vehicle systems and autonomy stack (telemetry, commands)
- Implement data pipelines, analytics, and reporting
- Ensure secure, scalable, and reliable software deployment
- Perform other duties as required
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Robotics/Mechatronics, or similar
- Minimum five years’ experience in full stack development or similar roles
- Proficiency in React, Angular, or Vue
- Backend development (Node.js, Python, or Java)
- Experience with REST APIs and microservices
- Experience with cloud platforms
- Familiarity with databases and CI/CD pipelines
- Self-motivating with work under limited supervision and strong attention to detail
- Self-motivated
- Strong problem-solving
- Attention to detail
- React, Angular, or Vue
- Node.js, Python, or Java
- REST APIs and microservices