Senior Front End Developer

Spectrum It Recruitment Limited
Fareham
4 days ago
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Senior Front End DeveloperSalary £60,000 plus benefitsHTML, CSS, JavaScript, React / TypeScript,Fareham, Hampshire. This position is in the office full time!Your digital identity is at risk!Malware, Ransomware, Cryptojacking, Trojan Viruses.In 2023, cybercrime cost UK businesses an estimated £21 billion. But don't think it's just the big corporates at risk, the average cybercrime value in the UK is just over £10,000 demonstrating that personal finance and small business cybercrime is rife.Would you like to be part of the solution?We are working with an award winning leader in the field of cyber security. They are on a mission to build a safer digital world for you and your future self! They have built a suite of innovative products designed to offer superior protection against a broad spectrum of online threats.Our client has the requirement for a Senior Front End Developer who are looking to broaden their experience using a wide range of technology, solve interesting problems, work with big data and engineering challenges. You will join an ambitious company and talented team developing a range of dynamic functionality to a large, bespoke and multi-functional system used by a global client base.Technical Skills:HTMLCSSJavaScriptReact preferred but will consider Angular / VueJSJavaScript object modelJavaScript preprocessors eg webpack, Rollup, BabelSCSS / LESSKnowledge of performance testing frameworks Mocha and JestOn top of a competitive salary (approx £60k) the company offer some fantastic financial and lifestyle benefits including; free access to local gym and health spa, onsite chef (free cooked breakfast & lunch!), childcare vouchers, cycle to work scheme, pension, BUPA healthcare, investment in training and personal development.Interviews are being held within the next couple of weeks so please get in touch via email or give me a call on the following

or call 02380 765 808Spectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

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