Contract Senior Typescript Engineer (Node.js, AWS Serverless)
GBP 600 / day
Contract Senior Typescript Engineer (Node.js, AWS Serverless) is an open role at Codurance, a tech services company in consulting, agencies and business services. The posting gives Bristol, United Kingdom as the location. We classify it as a senior-level role in backend engineering. Technologies named in the posting: JavaScript, TypeScript, AWS, MongoDB, Terraform and GitHub Actions. There are 6 open positions from Codurance on this site, 4 of them in IT and engineering.
Posted 20 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-20
About Codurance
Consulting, agencies and business services Tech services / agency / consultancy 6 open positions, 67% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Software engineering (general) (2), Backend engineering (1), Full-stack engineering (1).
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| Workplace | Workplace not stated |
| Seniority | Senior |
| Role | Backend engineering |
| Countries | United Kingdom |
| Languages | JavaScriptTypeScriptC# |
| Employment type | Contract |
| Contract | Contractor / B2B / freelance |
| Key facts | Stack: JavaScript, TypeScript, C#, AWS, MongoDB, Terraform, GitHub Actions |
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