Front End or Web Developer - what do you like to call yourself?

Does being involved in design UX UI get you passionate about the sites and pages you develop?

With a couple of years front end development experience under your belt after graduating you'll be looking to work more autonomously on various interesting projects.

What does this role involve?

• Working for a niche software house this is a niche hybrid role with lots of variety.
• Working on various projects within the development team. some of which you will own, you'll be responsible for gathering requirements and developing responsive websites.
• However you'll also be responsible for design of user interfaces and user experience making improvements to the company's products.
• You'll also get involved with on-going technical R&D, and developments in styles, templates and design.

What are your skills?

• You're a graduate with a couple of years' experience in web technologies: HTML, CSS, Javascript, AngularJS, Bootstrap
• However you'll also have some of the following: NodeJS with Express.js libraries, Web Security, SQL, Unit testing – particularly Jasmine, Task Runner – particularly Gulp, Mongo DB, GIT (Git Hub), Typescripts, Angular 2+, User interface testing – particularly Selenium with Protractor, Data visualisation – particularly chart.js, Operational maintenance and deployment experience, AGILE development methodologies

What does this role offer?

• Competitive salary up to £37,500
• Opportunity to get involved in multiple projects
• Taking ownership and lead on projects
• Working with a fun friendly sociable team
• Good benefits including 24 days holiday, parking, healthcare and pension
• Hours 9-6 Mon-Fri
• Working for a local established international business where every person is recognised and valued, not just a number.