3 of 3 API Development Jobs in Tyne and Wear

week from office) £55,000 – £62,000 DOE Join a team at the centre of a major digital transformation, where modern engineering, secure software development, and large-scale technical innovation drive everything forward. This role places you at the forefront of designing and delivering complex, high-impact digital solutions … with wider digital ambitions. Skills Strong expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript Advanced commercial experience with React Confidence designing scalable front-end architecture Experience with API integration, cloud platforms, and CI/CD workflows Writing unit tests Modern front end testing frameworks like Jest Ability to mentor colleagues and collaborate ...

Access to a dedicated wellbeing hub and staff support networks Flexible working arrangements to suit your lifestyle Generous annual leave and pension scheme Professional development through extensive training programmes Salary sacrifice schemes for childcare, electronics, and savings Opportunities to work on innovative projects that impact real lives The Role … Senior Front-End Developer, you’ll lead the design and development of secure, scalable web applications using modern Typescript/JavaScript frameworks. You’ll work in an agile, cross-functional team, contributing to strategic digital initiatives and mentoring junior developers. Key Responsibilities: Develop and maintain high-quality front ...

working with an established and growing technology company based in Gateshead, and we’re looking for a PHP Developer to join their development team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys a mix of modern development work and meaningful improvement of legacy systems. The role … features, including implementing a full search capability to enhance efficiency and data accessibility. Modernising legacy workflows by replacing old PHP-based email processes with API-driven systems, working closely with C# to enhance and develop backend endpoints. Tackling technical debt by resolving long-standing issues in legacy codebases ...