Software Engineer Parkdean Resorts Remote (UK)
We're building something that matters. People trust Parkdean Resorts with their holidays, and the websites, booking journeys, and applications that make those holidays happen need to be the best they can be. That's where you come in.
Who we areParkdean Resorts is the UK's largest holiday park operator. Every year, families across the UK choose Parkdean for their holidays, and every one of those experiences depends, somewhere down the line, on our technology working properly. We're investing in the engineering function that supports it: in standards, in tooling, and in the people who care about how software is built.
The roleThe code you write here will be used by millions of customers. Every booking, every search, every confirmation email. That's the product.
You'll sit inside a squad alongside Test Engineers, Product, and Delivery, reporting to a Lead Software Engineer who sets the technical bar and works hands on alongside you. You'll take features from refinement through to production: designing the change, writing the code, testing it, getting it reviewed, and seeing it released.
This is product engineering, not corporate IT. You'll be working on the customer facing websites, the booking platform, integrations with Salesforce, and the systems that hold it all together. Platform, infrastructure, and CI/CD tooling are owned by our Cloud & Platform function, so your focus stays where it should: on the application code, the tests around it, and the squad you work with daily.
What you'll do Build features that customers actually useAt least three years of commercial experience writing production code in a modern web stack. Comfortable owning a story from refinement through to production with minimal handholding. Someone who reviews code seriously, writes tests that protect against regression, and raises problems rather than working around them.
BenefitsParkdean Resorts takes safeguarding seriously; background checks including DBS (or equivalent) will be carried out if appropriate.
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