Senior Node.js Developer in Northwich - CV-Library

Are you an experienced Senior Node.js developer with a passion for crafting seamless user experiences?

We're seeking a Senior Node.js Developer to join the team at one of Europe's leading holiday providers. As a senior member of the tech team, you'll be the architect behind the seamless operation of our web application, ensuring it's robust enough to guide our users from the first click to checkout, and add new exciting features along the way.

You will have a lot of autonomy in this role and be able to add your own ideas and flair to the business, free from the 'red tape' of larger organisations.

This will be a hybrid role with 1 day a month in the office which is based in Cheshire.

What you get:

Up to £75,000 salary
Flexible working hours
25 days holiday (plus bank holidays)
7 free nights holiday each year
4% matched pension contribution
Gym membershipWhat you'll be doing:

Enhance our existing web application to elevate the customer journey, attract more users, and boost conversion rates.
Develop and implement new features that will make our platform the go-to provider.
Collaborate with a creative team to design cutting-edge web and mobile applications from the ground up.
Utilise your expertise in Node.js and TypeScript to build robust backend systems.
Mentor and train younger developers. What we're looking for:

5 years of experience in backend development, with a focus on Node.js and TypeScript.
Familiarity with databases and ETL's.
Experience with unit testing.
Experience with restful APIs.
Exposure to AWS technology and DevOps processes. If this role sounds of interest please apply with your most recent CV and I will be in touch to discuss the next steps.

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