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A Manchester-based digital agency is seeking a Mid-Level Full-stack Developer to work on innovative projects. The role involves full-stack development using .NET technologies and modern front-end frameworks like React. The ideal candidate should have at least 2 years of experience and a relevant degree. This position offers a competitive salary, hybrid working model, and comprehensive benefits including healthcare and training opportunities.
Help to deliver cutting-edge projects for a thriving, Manchester-based, digital agency.
We are looking for developers that are equally talented at back-end and front-end development and can easily slot into our talented team building a wide-range of digital solutions for myriad high-profile clients around the world. Learn from a friendly and relaxed group of developers in a working culture that actively encourages team members to deepen their existing knowledge by learning cutting-edge technologies, best practice, and multiple programming languages.
Our ideal candidate will be self-motivated, passionate, and keen to grow and thereby deliver a significant contribution to the team in our fast-paced working environment. Our business is built on trusting and empowering our people, and believing that the best way to learn, is to do, supported by comprehensive training resources within the framework of a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) program. You won’t spend time waiting to start the ‘real work’, you will be placed on a project soon after joining and will be given the opportunity to develop your skills, build your experience and make a meaningful impact.
Type: Permanent
Salary: Competitive & negotiable based on experience
Working hours: 37.5 hours
Monday - Friday (Core hours 10:00am - 4:00pm)
Holiday: 25 days per annum, plus public holidays, and your birthday (or closest working day) off. We also offer the opportunity to purchase up to 5 additional holidays per year
Reporting in to: Martin Woodhall