Lead Developer

I'm currently working with a pioneering start-up that is actively looking to improve children financial education with its innovative financial platform and products. Recently they have been voted in the top 50 fastest growing companies in the UK and won multiple financial app awards in 2020 and 2021.

Want to be part of a company that's aiming to make the next generation of young adults confident with money and set them up for the future?

They're now looking to bring in a Lead Developer with Angular expertise to work alongside the CTO and take their engineering team to the next level. This is a hands-on Lead Developer role where you will be tasked with working directly with their clients - providing the best user experience possible. Adding to the technical vision and strategy of the business, leading the engineering teams productivity, growth and quality of work, and contributing to their current work process enabling efficient and quality service.

Key tasks for the Lead Developer:

• Developer their banking platform
• Develop a new company website for the UK and US
• Create an inhouse Angular CRM system
• Providing support to customers using third party analytics

Key skills for the Lead Developer:

• Angular 11
• JavaScript & TypeScript
• Practical experience with React programming using RxJs
• Responsive & Adaptive design and development
• Knowledge of usability, accessibility, cross-browser issues and solutions

This brilliant Lead Front End Developer vacancy comes with the opportunity to be at the forefront of the companies technical direction, whilst developing your career as a Lead Developer working for one of the fastest-growing FinTechs in the UK.

The role comes with a very generous package paying up to £110,000k depending on experience, with a pension contribution, the chance to work remotely 100%, equity in a rapidly expanding business, and 25 days holiday.

If interested, be sure to hit the apply button straight away to not miss out on this role, as interviews are taking place from Monday the 10th of January.