Full Stack Technical Lead (React & Python/Node.js)

About us: At NCS Australia, we believe in doing technology services better. Our commitment to quality, focus on people, and willingness to challenge traditional thinking set us apart. Our team brings this belief to life by partnering with our clients and communities to make tomorrow together. We are committed to creating an environment that prioritises innovation, collaboration, and purposeful work. Our diverse team is empowered to make a meaningful impact with curiosity, creativity and resilience to shape better outcomes. Join us and accept the challenge of creating a better tomorrow. We are seeking a Full Stack Technical Lead to drive the design, architecture, and delivery of modern data and AI-driven applications. This is a hands-on leadership role that combines software engineering, solution design, and stakeholder engagement. Working across the full software development lifecycle, you will be responsible for designing and building scalable web applications using React and Python or Node.js , while helping shape technical direction and engineering standards. You will work closely with architects, engineers, designers, and business stakeholders to deliver secure, high-quality solutions that leverage modern data, analytics, and AI capabilities. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership through mentoring, coaching, and code reviews, while promoting engineering best practices across development, testing, deployment, and support activities. You will also contribute to solution architecture, delivery planning, estimation, and agile execution, helping ensure successful outcomes for complex enterprise technology initiatives. Strong commercial experience developing full stack applications using React, TypeScript, and either Python or Node.js. Proven experience providing technical leadership and guiding engineering teams through the delivery of complex software solutions. Strong understanding of modern application architecture, API development, and system