2 of 2 MEAN Stack Jobs in East Anglia

Cambridge offering the opportunity to work on a wide variety of web application infrastructure projects using a diverse toolset, with an emphasis on JavaScript, Node.js and related frameworks. This role is open to both Graduates & experienced Software Development professionals. Location Cambridge office (3 days on site, 2 days remote) Salary … for new graduate level - up to £80k for highly experienced with mentoring) Requirements for Application Software Engineer - Graduate Considered Experience using JavaScript and ideally, node.js and related technologies/frameworks History of academic excellence including a 2:1 or 1st class honours degree from a leading university plus AAB at … opportunities to work across the stack. The current tech stack includes: Web (UI): JavaScript (backbone.js, d3.js, three.js, pdf.js), Less/CSS Web (Backend): Node.js, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis Develop, deploy and maintain web application infrastructure Be a tech innovator and put ideas forward to the team If you are keen More ❯

Cambridge offering the opportunity to work on a wide variety of web application infrastructure projects using a diverse toolset, with an emphasis on JavaScript, Node.js and related frameworks. This role is open to both Graduates through to Lead Developers, as we are recruiting for more than one hire. Location – Cambridge … be for new graduate level – up to £100k for Lead) Requirements for Application Software Engineer – 2+ years of commercial experience using JavaScript and ideally, node.js and related technologies/frameworks History of academic excellence including a 2:1 or 1st class honours degree from a leading university plus AAB at … opportunities to work across the stack. The current tech stack includes: Web (UI): JavaScript (backbone.js, d3.js, three.js, pdf.js), Less/CSS Web (Backend): Node.js, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis Develop, deploy and maintain web application infrastructure Be a tech innovator and put ideas forward to the team If you are keen More ❯