Frontend Developer

Competitive basic + 10% bonus

West Cornwall

Permanent

Tech, Development

TalentTide are now recruiting for a Frontend Developer.  To support the on-going development and operations of our clients various Digital platforms. Including maintaining and improving websites (Contensis), their mobile application and other related systems.

Key responsibilities:

• Working closely with UI and UX designers
• Developing and implementing highly-responsive user interface components using React concepts
• Writing application interface codes using JavaScript following React.js workflows
• Troubleshooting interface software and debugging application codes
• Developing and implementing front-end architecture to support user interface concepts
• Monitoring and improving front-end performance

Required skills and experience:

• Experience using HTML5, CSS (CSS3, SCSS)
• Responsible for developing and implementing user interface components using React.js concepts and workflows such as Redux, Flux, and Webpack
• In-depth knowledge of JavaScript and React concepts
• In-depth knowledge of JavaScript ES6+ and jQuery
• Excellent front-end coding skills
• Good understanding of progressive web applications
• Able to design and build modern user interface components to enhance application performance
• Knowledge of REACT tools including React.js, Webpack, Enzyme, Redux, Storybook and Flux
• Experience with Bootstrap and other front-end frameworks
• Experience using package management and build tools such as Gulp, Webpack and NPM
• Experience with design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Sketch or Figma

As well as a competitive salary this role offers good benefit that includes:

• 10% bonus
• 33 days holiday (inc. bank holidays)
• Excellent pension scheme

To discuss this role further please contact Jake Phillips at TalentTide today.

If you do not hear back from us within 7 days please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.
TalentTide is an Equal Opportunities employer. Entitlement to work in the UK is essential.