Senior Fullstack Developer / Technical Lead (m/w/d)

FairUp · IT

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Available via EORFull Time50.000 - 70.000 €Posted Aug 26, 2026

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AT A GLANCE
Eligibility
Available via EOR
Category
IT
Salary
50.000 - 70.000 €
Employment
Full Time
Experience
Senior
Posted
Aug 26, 2026

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FairUp is seeking a Senior Fullstack Developer/Technical Lead to take full ownership of their modern product codebase, with the flexibility to work remotely.

As the Technical Lead, you will manage the end-to-end development of the product, from frontend interfaces built with React and TypeScript to serverless AWS backends. You will work directly with management, handling everything from debugging to deployments, and ensuring system stability during high-demand event launches. This role is ideal for an experienced developer who prefers high autonomy and direct impact over corporate hierarchy.

Why You’ll Love This Role

Permanent remote work possible
Salary 50k-70k EUR
Senior technical lead role
High autonomy without middle management
Ownership of the full product lifecycle

What You’ll Bring

Proficiency in React and TypeScript
Proven experience with serverless architecture on AWS including Lambda, DynamoDB, Cognito, and IAM policies
Ability to architect and cut data schemas
Demonstrated experience in taking over existing systems and codebases
Hands-on coding approach with minimal delegation

What You’ll Get

Choice of remote work or office in Wuppertal
Optional equity packages
Collaboration with leadership without middle management
Involvement in industry events
Flexible time management outside of events

About the Company

FairUp is a Germany-based startup that develops software solutions for event management. They operate with a flat hierarchy, focusing on direct communication between developers and management to drive product evolution.

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