Edurio is on its way to improving education quality globally and we're looking for great people to join us on the journey.
We help schools and school groups survey their parents, pupils, and staff to build organisations where people thrive. We currently work with over 2000 schools in the United Kingdom and Latvia and are planning to grow significantly in the next year.
As a Full Stack Software Engineer, you would take a problem the product team has framed, decide how it gets built, build it with the help of AI agents, verify it, and answer for it once it is live.
The development team and how we workYou would join a development team of five, and growing: four developers and a QA engineer. Product is a separate team of four. You would report to our Engineering Manager. Our Principal Engineer owns the architecture, the database schema and the standard we build to.
Our developers direct coding agents and verify what comes back, so writing code by hand is a small part of the job. Everybody here invests their time in exploring AI, new tools and agentic development, and we expect people to experiment rather than wait for permission. However, our engineers own and understand the code at a senior level so we are not looking for pure vibecoders.
Your responsibilitiesTake the work end to end: the technical design, the full stack build, the release, and how it behaves in production
Direct and correct coding agents, and share what works so the rest of the team can use it
Build the tests, the error output and the checks that let the agent correct itself and let the rest of us trust the result
Review colleagues' changes where human judgement is needed: design, consequences, hidden coupling and security
Respond first when something you built breaks, and own the fix, the alerting and the runbook
Document what you build, and keep the agent context files for your area current
Experience building and running web applications, front end and back end
Strong use of coding agents in your daily work
Ability to verify your own work before anybody else sees it
Ability to write a technical design that a colleague or an agent can build from
Ownership of your code - you can justify your choices and explain and defend the code you submit. You own and understand your code even where it was written agentically.
Excellent verbal and written English skills
Interest in being part of a strong team culture and work collaboratively with other departments
Useful, but we do not expect all of these:
Vue, TypeScript, or AWS serverless
Experience or interest in the EdTech sector
Experience or interest in UI/UX or design
This is probably not for you if:
You want a detailed specification handed to you, with the thinking already done
You want to pass on what the agent produced without checking it
You want somebody else to own the code once it is merged
Ownership: You do what you said you would do, and take responsibility for how it lands with the client - not just for completing the task
Genuine care: You build real relationships with clients and colleagues, assume good intentions, and do the right thing rather than the easy thing
Openness: You communicate honestly, don't shy away from difficult conversations, and give and receive feedback well
Growth: You're curious about how things could work better, and you act on what you learn rather than defaulting to how it's always been done
Experience in growing in an international company and a chance to have an impact on education quality
Feedback-based work culture which highly values transparency and team well-being
Flexible working hours, and hybrid working (we have a preference for candidates who want to spend a part of their week in our cosy office in central Riga).
Gross salary: from 4500 EUR per month depending on experience, as well as company share options, paid phone plan, and health insurance.
