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Job description
- Work closely with UX/UI designers to bring designs to life using TypeScript, React UI, and the Ant Design component library
- Contribute to a modernisation project from a legacy monolith to microservice architecture
- Help develop a new suite of products
- Work within Agile Scrum teams and contribute to Agile ceremonies
- Maintain tight controls on coding standards while staying up to date with AI-assisted development trends
Technologies:
- AI
- Frontend
- React
- TypeScript
- UX UI Design
- Ada
- Support
- JavaScript
More:
We are a leading FinTech business with offices on Deansgate in Manchester, undergoing an exciting transformation as we modernise our platforms and build a new suite of products. We offer a flexible hybrid working setup with two days per week in our Central Manchester office, supporting a balance between home life and collaboration with the team. This is a long-term opportunity to grow with us as we progress our products toward a full SaaS offering, with progression pathways into senior and leadership roles and share options available for the right candidate.
Requirements
- Demonstrable experience in frontend development of SaaS platforms
- Experience working with TypeScript
- Experience with React UI libraries
- An understanding of Agile delivery and associated ceremonies
- Experience with the Ant Design (antd) component library would be a benefit, but is not necessary
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