Senior Fullstack Engineer - Partnership & Enterprise

The Partnership and Enterprise squad is building the infrastructure that powers SumUp's partner channel, a business that supports around 800 active partners and is growing fast. As the squad's Senior Full-Stack Engineer, you'll take end-to-end ownership of the Partner Portal, the product that sits at the heart of how SumUp's partners manage their merchants, fees, and operations. This is an opportunity with real scope: you'll shape technical direction, collaborate closely with CRM engineers and product stakeholders, and ship features that directly reduce operational friction for the teams driving SumUp's sales growth.

What you'll do

Build and own the Partner Portal's frontend using React, TypeScript, and Next.js, creating fast, reliable, and well-structured user-facing experiences

Design, build, and maintain the services and microservices that power the portal, ensuring reliability and high availability at scale

Write and maintain back-end APIs, services, and data pipelines in TypeScript and Go that are scalable and built to support a fast-growing global platform

Develop fee management functionality and other high-impact features that directly reduce the administrative burden on partner management teams

Implement monitoring and alerting, and follow up on incidents to keep the platform stable and performant

Collaborate with colleagues and stakeholders across the Partnerships team to identify areas of improvement, collect feature requests, and shape solutions

Actively contribute to code reviews, team ceremonies, and chapter rituals, sharing context and knowledge across engineering disciplines to avoid silos

You'll be great for this role if

You have proven experience with TypeScript and React, building scalable, production-grade full stack applications using frameworks such as Next.js, Remix, Nuxt, or similar

Solid experience designing and working with RESTful APIs and complex microservice systems, with comfort navigating and refactoring large codebases

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