Front End Developer

Belfast

1 year ago

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Senior RF Data Scientist / Research Engineer

Data Scientist

Front End Software Developer
The company and the role
We are partnering with a fast-growing Tech-for-Good company to build an exceptional team and are looking for a talented Front-End Developer to join this collaborative company. If you have a strong foundation in web development and a genuine passion for creating intuitive and engaging user experiences, we’d love to hear from you!
This company are primarily data driven with domain expertise delivering insights to a specific client base using analytics, presentation, machine learning and AI that is SAAS and cloud based.
In this role you will take part in designing, developing, and implementing user interfaces for the products. Working closely with designers and back-end developers, you will be instrumental in bringing products to life, ensuring a smooth and engaging journey for users.
Key Responsibilities:

Design and maintain user interfaces using the Angular framework (HTML, CSS, and TypeScript).
Implement responsive design principles to guarantee flawless application function across all devices.
Craft clean, maintainable, and well-documented code.
Collaborate with designers and back-end developers to translate mockups and requirements into intuitive interfaces.
Optimise and refactor applications for speed and user experience.
Stay informed on the latest web development trends and technologies.
Criteria:
3+ years of experience in an Angular focused role.
Formal education is a plus, but we prioritise real-world experience! We’re looking for someone with a solid understanding of web development fundamentals and a genuine passion for the field.
Have a deep grasp of web development fundamentals
Solutions-oriented mindset and an eye for detail
Ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with others
Someone who is passionate about continuous learning and skill growth
Someone who thrives in a dynamic and collaborative environment
The package
Competitive, attractive salary
Share Scheme
Hybrid working
Private health insurance
Pension
Cycle-to-work scheme

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