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Delaney & Bourton

Frontend Developer (Digital / eCommerce)

England
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Front End Developer – eCommerce / Web Platforms / Digital Experience

Location: England, UK, Remote, Home-Based
Salary: Competitive + Benefits

We are working with a highly successful global organisation that is continuing to invest heavily in its digital technology landscape.

With a strong heritage and an ambitious digital roadmap, the business is building and enhancing a range of customer-facing platforms, from large-scale eCommerce solutions through to modern web applications and digital experiences.

As part of continued growth within their technology function, they are looking for a talented Front End Developer to join their Digital Development Team and help shape the future of their online products.

The Role

Reporting into the Engineering Lead, you will join a collaborative and forward-thinking Digital Team responsible for delivering high-quality, user-focused web experiences.

Working closely with developers, UX specialists, QA professionals, delivery teams and wider business stakeholders, you will play a key role in designing, developing and improving modern front-end applications.

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You will contribute to building scalable, accessible and high-performing digital solutions while helping to drive improvements across development practices, code quality, performance and user experience.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Front End Developer who enjoys working on complex digital platforms and wants to make a real impact within a growing technology environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop and maintain modern customer-facing web applications
  • Build responsive, accessible and high-performing user interfaces
  • Collaborate with UX, QA, backend developers and product teams to deliver exceptional digital experiences
  • Write clean, maintainable and scalable front-end code
  • Contribute to technical decisions and improvements across development practices
  • Support continuous improvement across accessibility, performance and user experience
  • Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback
  • Stay current with emerging technologies and modern development approaches

You will have:

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  • Strong experience with JavaScript (ES6+) fundamentals
  • Commercial experience developing modern web applications
  • Experience with front-end frameworks such as React and Next.js (or similar)
  • Experience with state management approaches such as Redux, Zustand or Context API
  • Strong understanding of HTML, CSS and modern styling techniques
  • Experience building responsive and cross-browser compatible applications
  • A strong understanding of web accessibility standards (WCAG) and semantic HTML
  • Experience with front-end testing frameworks such as Jest, Vitest or similar
  • Experience using Git and modern version control practices
  • Experience working within Agile delivery teams (Scrum/Kanban)

Desirable Experience

It would be advantageous if you have experience with:

  • Large-scale eCommerce platforms
  • Building highly transactional or customer-facing websites
  • CSS preprocessors such as Sass
  • Component-driven development approaches
  • Front-end architecture and design systems
  • Performance optimisation at scale
  • Mentoring, supporting or reviewing the work of other developers
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Skills

JavaScript
React
Next.js
Redux
Zustand
Context API
HTML
CSS
WCAG
Jest
Vitest
Git
Agile
Sass
eCommerce
Front-end Architecture

Location

England, United Kingdom

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