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# Web Developer

- **Company:** Brave
- **Location:** Gloucester, UK
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, PHP (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Browser Compatibility, Code Review, Relational Databases, Human-Computer Interaction, Python (Programming Language), Laravel, PostgreSQL, MySQL, OpenLayers, PostGIS, Software Testing Automation Framework, TypeScript, Web Applications, Tailwind, Large Language Models, Multi-Agent Systems, Cypress (Programming Language), Git, Vue.js, Webpack, Playwright, Figma, Codebase, Front End Software Development, Api Design, JestJS
- **Published:** July 27, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.apply4u.co.uk/jobs/x/42190850/

## About the Role

relational databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL)Strong HTML and CSS, including responsive layouts and cross-browser compatibilityWorking knowledge of PHP and Laravel - comfortable reading the codebase, consuming and tweaking APIs, and making modest back-end changesConfident with Git and collaborative workflows (branching, pull requests, code review)An eye for detail and genuine care about user experienceClear communicator who can explain technical decisions and work well within a teamDesirablePython experience, particularly building APIs with FastAPIGeospatial experience - a real bonus, whether in Python (GeoPandas, Shapely, rasterio, PostGIS) or on the web (Leaflet, Mapbox GL / MapLibre, OpenLayers, Turf.js, or working with GeoJSON and map tiles)Experience building with LLM agent SDKs and APIs - OpenAI, Anthropic, or similar (function/tool calling, agent frameworks, or integrating AI features into products)Deeper Laravel experience (Eloquent, queues, testing)Experience with front-end
testing (Vitest, Testing Library, Cypress, or Playwright)Familiarity with build tooling (Vite, Webpack) and CI/CD pipelinesExposure to Tailwind CSS, Inertia.js, Nuxt, or similar tools in the Vue/Laravel ecosystemExperience working closely with designers, or familiarity with Figma
Company Behaviours:

 * Take Ownership of tasks and do what you say you will do* Operate with integrity and honesty, being proud of what you do* Communicate regularly on progress of projects and tasks* Strive to innovate, learn and develop, both personally and professionally* Have Fun, creating a positive environment and being a motivating influence* Respect others, treating them as they would like to be treated

## Description

The role: We're looking for a mid-level front-end developer to join our team and take ownership of the user-facing side of our web applications. Your day-to-day will centre on building polished, responsive, accessible interfaces in Vue.js and TypeScript - turning designs into fast, intuitive experiences that users enjoy.While the role skews front-end, our applications are built on a Laravel back end, so you'll need enough PHP ability to work across the boundary: consuming and occasionally extending APIs, understanding the data behind the interface, and making small back-end changes when a feature calls for it.This is a hands-on role suited to someone with a few years of commercial experience who is confident working independently, cares about the details of a good user interface, and writes clean, well-tested code


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