Web Developer - Edinburgh, United Kingdom - Denholm Associates

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Fully Remote within the UK - required to travel to Edinburgh 3 times a year which will be expensed by the business.


Are you a Web Developer with a passion for enhancing digital experiences? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you to join our clients team as a Web Developer in Umbraco Cloud.


As a Web Developer you will play a pivotal role in guiding the development of our clients website to meet the ever-changing needs of their audiences.

You will work closely with colleagues in Marketing and other functions within the organisation to ensuretheir website is the best it can be.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Manage the organisations website in Umbraco Cloud.
  • Guide the development of the website to meet changing needs and audiences.
  • Integrate with other systems and databases to make the website more dynamic, improving the experience of prospective students.
  • Enhance the website in robustness and availability, as well as functionality and design, using your skills in Umbraco Cloud, C#, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
  • Drive their website forward and integrate it with 3rd party systems by gaining knowledge on Power BI and SQL Server.
  • Advance your skills in Umbraco and C# through training programs.

Requirements:


  • Proven experience as a Web Developer.
  • Hands on experience of C#, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Umbraco is not essential and a nice to have.
  • Experience integrating websites with other systems and databases.
  • Familiarity with Power BI and SQL Server is desirable.
  • Passion for improving digital experiences and a dedication to continuous learning.


Our client offers a competitive salary of £40,280 to £45,309 per annum, inclusive of 14% Market Supplement applied until 31/07/24, then reviewed annually.

In addition, they offer opportunities for you to develop your skills in Umbraco and C# through trainingprograms.

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