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Job title: Front End Developer (Vue.js / React)
Contract: 12 months
Location: London - Hybrid
Start Date: ASAP
IR35: Inside IR35
Sector: Public Sector
We are currently recruiting for an experienced Front End Developer to support a major Public Sector digital programme based in London.
The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary teams to design, develop and improve accessible, user-centred digital services. The role requires strong frontend engineering experience, excellent knowledge of modern web-development standards and a particular focus on Vue.js and/or React, accessibility and collaborative Agile delivery.
Key Responsibilities
- Work closely with designers, researchers, developers and other disciplines to develop designs and working prototypes based on user needs.
- Develop frontend software components that form part of wider digital products and services.
- Build modern, maintainable user interfaces using Vue.js and/or React.
- Write clean, well-tested and maintainable code that follows modern web standards.
- Build user interfaces in accordance with predefined design and development standards.
- Apply modern frontend-development standards and support other engineers in adopting them.
- Champion accessibility throughout the development lifecycle.
- Provide design and technical feedback to reduce the risk of accessibility issues.
- Recommend appropriate tools and approaches for accessibility testing.
- Work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams and build strong working relationships.
- Coach, mentor and support junior developers.
- Participate in Agile delivery and help identify and address issues through team health checks and continuous improvement.
- Manage stakeholder expectations and communicate effectively across technical and non-technical audiences.
- Adapt communication and feedback depending on the audience and situation.
- Facilitate or moderate difficult technical or stakeholder discussions where required.
- Identify issues within team dynamics and work proactively with colleagues to resolve them.
- Understand the wider impact of technical and design decisions.
- Make informed decisions across different levels of risk and complexity.
- Help resolve technical disagreements between engineering teams and wider stakeholders.
- Contribute to frontend engineering strategy, standards, policies and ways of working.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Strong commercial experience as a Front End Developer / Front End Engineer / Software Developer.
- Strong hands-on experience with Vue.js and/or React.
- Strong understanding of modern frontend-development principles and web standards.
- Experience developing reusable, maintainable frontend components.
- Strong knowledge of accessibility and accessible web development.
- Experience applying accessibility standards throughout design and development.
- Experience testing frontend applications and user interfaces.
- Strong understanding of user-centred design and developing services around user needs.
- Experience working within multidisciplinary Agile teams.
- Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills.
- Experience working collaboratively with designers, researchers, developers and other technical disciplines.
- Ability to coach and mentor less experienced developers.
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making capability.
- Experience contributing to technical standards and engineering best practice.


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Desirable Skills & Experience
- Previous experience delivering digital services within the Public Sector.
- Experience working on large-scale or high-profile digital transformation programmes.
- Experience supporting accessibility assessments and remediation.
- Experience contributing to frontend-development strategy, standards or engineering policies.
- Experience facilitating technical discussions across multiple teams and stakeholder groups.
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