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Job Location | Huddersfield |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | £28,000 - £35,000 per annum |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
WordPress DeveloperHuddersfieldCirca £30,000We’re looking for a WordPress Developer with experience of big, gritty, complex and fully bespoke builds. You’ll be working on lots of individual projects for a huge client of theirs within the gaming/gambling space as well as projects for numerous charities - including a children’s homelessness charity. Here’s your chance to do good and work on well architected, high functionality sites, all from the comfort of your own home.As big advocates of home working already, the recent changes haven’t affected them and due to the sectors their biggest clients are in, the workload hasn’t been affected either - they continue to be busier than ever. They offer their developers the chance to work remotely or in the office, whichever they prefer, and generally the team get together once every two weeks for planning meetings and a group catch up - the communicate daily via Slack.Interviews for this role will take place via Skype or Google Hangouts and it will be a 100% home based role to start. Ideally you’ll have your own Mac or PC to get up and running on until you can pick up equipment from the office.*You must be based within a 1 hour commute of Huddersfield and able to get to the office as and when required once things have returned to normal* Worth Noting: