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Frontend Developer
£60,000–£70,000 + benefits | Hybrid working | 1-2 days a week in East London
We’re looking for an experienced Front End Developer to join a growing technology team and help build modern, responsive, and user-friendly web applications. This is an opportunity to take ownership of front-end development, work with modern technologies, and collaborate closely with back-end developers and wider stakeholders to deliver high-quality digital experiences.
The Role
You’ll be responsible for:
- Designing, developing, and maintaining responsive web applications using Angular.
- Building clean, reusable, and maintainable code using TypeScript and JavaScript.
- Creating accessible, mobile-first interfaces using HTML, CSS, and Tailwind CSS.
- Integrating front-end applications with REST APIs and back-end services.
- Writing and maintaining front-end tests to ensure quality and reliability.
- Identifying and resolving bugs, usability issues, and performance challenges.
- Collaborating with back-end developers, product teams, and other stakeholders.
- Contributing to technical decisions and continuous improvement.
- Working within an Agile development environment, using Git and modern development practices.
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About You
You’ll bring commercial experience in front-end development, with a strong understanding of modern web technologies and development principles.


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Key skills and experience:
- Angular
- TypeScript and JavaScript
- HTML and CSS
- Tailwind CSS
- Responsive and mobile-first development
- REST API integration
- Front-end testing
- Git and version control
- Agile / Scrum methodologies
We’re looking for someone who takes pride in writing quality code, enjoys solving technical problems, and can work collaboratively while taking ownership of their development work.
Working Arrangements
- Salary: £60,000–£70,000, depending on experience
- Location: Hybrid working, with 1–2 days per week in East London
- UK-based candidates requiring occasional travel to the London office will also be considered
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