4 of 4 Progressive Web App Jobs in the UK

capture on a phone. You’ll own the mobile application end to end, from the build pipeline and store releases to bringing our core web features into a native experience that works in the real conditions clinicians face every day. This role suits someone who enjoys being the person … scale. What you’ll do Implement and own the mobile build pipeline, producing signed iOS and Android builds and keeping configuration current Release the app to the App Store and Google Play, managing versioning, phased rollouts, and store review Deliver mobile audio capture for consultations, handling microphone permissions ...

Experience working in an agile team (SCRUM). Demonstrable experience with unit testing, integration testing and/or E2E testing. Experience testing both traditional web applications and Single Page Applications (SPA). Technical troubleshooting. Experience of the following would be advantageous: Insurance claims processing. Test … frameworks such as XUnit, NUnit, JUnit, TestNG etc. Experience testing cross-platform mobile web applications and/or Progressive Web Applications (PWA). In return, we can offer you: Basic Salary £35-40,000 (DOE) as well as market leading benefits. 25 days Annual leave plus statutory ...

unit testing and end-to-end testing (Jest, Cypress, React Testing Library). Strong debugging and performance optimization skills. Nice to Have: Experience with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and SSR/SSG techniques. Familiarity with micro-frontends and modular frontend architecture. Exposure to cloud platforms like AWS, Vercel ...

interface, semanticlayerand controls that let AI agents work inside IFS software safely. This role is hybrid or remote. The role: You will own the web client of an AI agent product for our enterprise customers. It is a React and TypeScript single-page application, and almost everything … front-end architecture, the component system and the contracts with the teams behind the agent. Help move the interface towards Lit and Web Components, so that what we build is standards-based and not tied to a single framework or application. Treat accessibility, performance, testing and observability as part ...