5 of 5 Permanent Developer Jobs in Oxford

Trainee Web Developer - No Experience Required Are you looking to kick-start a new career as a web developer We are recruiting for companies who are looking to employ our Coding Traineeship graduates to keep up with their growth. The best part is you will not need any previous experience … links to the two real-world projects you completed, Github work you accumulated during your studies and any other relevant information. Your Web Developer Role Once you have completed all of the mandatory training, which includes the online courses, practical projects and building your own portfolio, we will place ...

Avanti Recruitment is working with a software company based in Oxford that is a leading global supplier of financial reporting software. The company is now looking for a Graduate or Junior Java Developer. The company ...

established, Oxfordshire based client is looking to add a Permanent Full Stack Developer to their team, (hybrid 1-2 days a week onsite). We are seeking a Mid-level Developer or a Backend Developer who is comfortable taking on simpler frontend tasks, to join our client’s small ...

that support real-world clinical, scientific, and operational use cases, combining internal engineering expertise with external development partners. As a Senior Full Stack Web Developer, you will play a hands-on role across the full stack, contributing to the design, development, and delivery of high-quality web applications and backend ...

exciting role has opened for a senior .NET Developer to work with one of the UK's leading online survey platforms within the SaaS space. Working with different web applications my clients preference is that you have at least five years experience working with .NET with a major focus … role also involves working with Vue.js - but my client would consider experience in React or Angular. Whilst not essential, but beneficial, as a .NET Developer you will also have worked on CI/CD with DevOps and some experience with Microservices with Kubernetes. Again it would be advantageous ...