Full Stack Developer

Full Stack Developer

Location: Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

Salary: Very Competitive + Excellent Benefits

Job Type: Full - Time, 37.5 Hours

The Client:

Our client is a marketing services organisation, driving innovation and change for clients through a blend of insight, creativity, technology, and effective delivery.

The Role:

As a Full Stack Developer, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing projects from conception to final product.

Responsibilities:

-Develop and design front-end web architecture.
-Ensure responsiveness of applications.
-Collaborate with graphic designers on web design features.

Requirements:

Essential:

-Previously worked as a Full Stack Developer or in a similar role.
-Experience with JS Frameworks, preferably Vue or React.
-Capable of programming for both front-end and back-end development.
-Familiarity with .NET Framework and .NET 6, particularly MVC.
-Knowledge of Content Management Systems (CMS), with a focus on Umbraco.
-Competence in MS SQL Server.
-Skilled in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Desirable:

-Experience in mobile development.
-Familiarity with AWS cloud services.
-Skilled in Unity, Three.js, React Native, Xamarin or .NET MAUI.
-Competence in 3D and XR development.

Apply now for this exceptional opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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