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JavaScript Developer – eCommerce - Front End leaning Full Stack role
Location: West London
Working pattern: Hybrid 2–3 days per week in the office
Salary: Up to £50,000 starting salary + benefits
The Opportunity
We’re looking for a Front End leaning JavaScript Developer with eCommerce experience to join our global ecommerce/retail client team and help build and evolve customer-facing web applications.
You’ll work mainly on frontend + some backend codebases, taking ownership of features from development through to release and improvement. You’ll work closely with developers, QA, UX/UI, product and delivery teams in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain JavaScript-based eCommerce applications.
- Build reusable, maintainable and high-quality components.
- Work closely with UX/UI and product teams to deliver responsive, user-friendly experiences.
- Integrate APIs, third-party services and eCommerce platforms.
- Participate in code reviews, technical discussions and Agile ceremonies.
- Take ownership of features and proactively identify opportunities to improve code, processes and performance.
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What We’re Looking For
- Strong professional experience with JavaScript (ES6+).
- Proven experience working on eCommerce websites.
- Experience with Salesforce Commerce Cloud or similar eCommerce platforms is fine.
- Good knowledge of HTML, CSS and responsive web design.
- Experience with APIs and asynchronous programming.
- Confident with Git and Agile development environments.
- Experience with React and component-based development.
- Experience with Node.js/Express, automated testing and CI/CD would be advantageous.
- A pragmatic, quality-focused approach with strong attention to performance and maintainability.


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What’s On Offer
- Up to £50,000 starting salary + benefits
- Hybrid working 2–3 days per week in West London
- Collaborative and supportive development team.
- Opportunity to work on customer-facing eCommerce applications.
- Genuine ownership and opportunity to influence technical solutions and ways of working.
If you are JS Developer with Ecommerce experience and are happy with up to 3 days per week in office (West London) please email chris@thedeveloperlink.io with your CV using the subject line "JS West London".
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