Web Developer - Wordpress | Digital Agency
Northampton (Hybrid)
£30k - £35k Bonus benefits
Are you a talented Web Developer who has commercial experience building Wordpress websites?
If so this could be your next opportunity.
We are working with a highly established and successful Digital Agency near Northampton; a team of talented, Digital strategists who have a long track-record of delivering high-end Website & API solutions for big-brand clients - mainly based on Wordpress and WooCommerce.
This isn't an Agency that churn out 100's of small sites every year; Typically they take on 3-4 large retainers every 6 months, meaning a genuine focus on quality over quantity and a passion for producing slick ecommerce Websites.
Due to continued growth, they are now expanding their Web Development team and have a vacancy for a talented Wordpress Developer.
This is a great role for a Website / CMS Developer, ideally with 2 years commercial experience working in an Agency or similar customer-driven environment (however all background will be considered). You'll work alongside a small, experienced web design and development team on both new greenfield Web builds, along with monthly maintenance and Plug-in updates.
As our perfect candidate, you'll be able to demonstrate some examples of Sites you have built previously using Wordpress and WooCommerce. Also, you will show us your full-stack programming ability in PHP, HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Most importantly, you'll have a genuine passion for Web tech, combined with a desire to build beautiful and modern Websites for ecommerce.
Due to the rural location of their office, it is essential you have a driving / motorbike license and access to your own vehicle - expectation is 3 times a week in the office, but this can be discussed.
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