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Graduate JavaScript Developer
Leicester - Remote working available 3/4 days a week
£25,000 to £30,000 + Package
Excellent opportunity for a Graduate in Computer Science with JavaScript and Node experience to join a financially strong, stable, and well ran organisation in a highly varied and interesting role where you can progress your career.
Through this period a lot of companies have struggled due to COVID-19, however through working with a range of key clients this business has continues to thrive. Through growth they are looking for a Graduate Software Developer to join their busy team.
In this role you will play a pivotal role in product development, collaborate with developers, project manager and business analysts ensuring the development objectives are being met. You will act as a critical point of reference for website and live implementation technologies to ensure smooth operation and Agile deployments. You will need to be on site 1/2 day a week.
The ideal candidate will be a graduate software developer with JavaScript and Node development experience.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing business in a varied role where you can progress your career.
The role:
*Tech tack of Node, JavaScript, PHP, CSS, HTML, XML, Cloud Services, Rest APIs, Postgres, MongoDB
*Design and implement Node.js code for front end & back end
*Varied role with a hand in product development, collaboration with developers, project managers and business analysts
*Remote working available with 1/2 day a week in Leicester needed
The person:
*Degree qualified in Computer Science, Software Engineering or similar
*JavaScript and Node development experience
*Agile experience beneficial
*CSS, Component Library, SASS, REACT Web Framework, Git, SVN, AWS Lambda, AWS DynamoDB, AWS Cognito, PHP, SQL, Postgres, MongoDB, Punchout, REST API, Cloud based web services, Docker all beneficial but not essential