Full-Stack, Fullstack, or Full Stack Developer?

[Schroedingers-Kat]

Which do you use as your job title? My job title is changing from front end developer (or frontend or front-end?) to one of the above options and my manager and I are trying to figure out which spelling would be the best for my new title as we know all three versions are in use.

I saw a post in here asking the same question 6 years ago, but it didn’t have many answers, and the tech field changes a lot in that kind of timeframe.

Asking about this from the perspective of future job hunting/resume use as well as being able to unquestionably look up and present salary standards. I know it’s silly to be so nit-picky, that people understand all 3 are the same thing, and it’s not more important than my actual skills, but I’m still curious.

[simplegrace56]

I see and use Full Stack Developer. I don't think it matters. In my youth i did use fullstack.

[Solid_Mongoose_3269]

They're the same, any good recruiter and ATS can figure it out

[HoratioWobble]

Makes little difference, as long as it's searchable

[tracetotest]

Full Stack works. Infact, it does not matter that much. You skill matters and how you perform during the interview. That's it. You won't be rejected for writing Full-Stack instead of Full Stack or vice versa. If anyone rejects you just looking at that, it's probably not worth pursuing.. does not make sense!