Full Stack JavaScript Developer On Azure

• Develop the new customer portal end to end, including Node.js/Express services, React or Vue front end, and SQL data layer, from first line of code through to production
• Take over our key websites from external suppliers, assess the existing setup, manage the transition in-house, and continue developing the sites
• Build and run solutions on Azure, including App Service or container hosting, Azure SQL, Functions, Azure DevOps pipelines, and related services
• Design and build APIs that connect the portal and websites to our existing estate, working with technical leads on integration patterns
• Own engineering quality for our in-house codebase through automated testing, CI/CD, and sensible code review discipline
• Work directly from our Senior Product Designers specifications and raise feasibility issues early

Technologies:

• Azure
• CI/CD
• DevOps
• Support
• JavaScript
• React
• SQL
• Vue
• Web
• NodeJS
• Cloud
• Java
• Fullstack

• Proven commercial full-stack JavaScript experience with Node, Express, React and/or Vue, plus solid SQL experience on production systems
• Azure development experience, including deploying and operating real workloads on Azure services
• Experience both building from scratch and taking over existing codebases
• Comfortable working as part of a small team without senior engineers to rely on
• Experience across both customer-facing websites and web applications is valued

We are delivering hands-on full-stack work across two initial projects: a greenfield customer portal and the transition of several key websites from external suppliers into our in-house engineering team. Our platform is built on Azure, and beyond the initial projects this role will help shape our permanent engineering foundation for the wider digital programme. This is a rare opportunity to take ownership from conception through to delivery in a top business, with the support and resources to succeed. The role offers a salary of £65,000 to £80,000 per year and a hybrid remote working arrangement in Blackburn, Lancashire, North West Region, England.