Frontend Developer (Angular)
Posted 3 days ago by WeShape
Negotiable
Outside
Remote
United Kingdom
Summary: The role of Frontend Developer focuses on utilizing strong Angular skills to develop a Customer Portal for a client in the gaming/betting sector. This position is remote within the UK and classified as outside IR35. The developer will be responsible for delivering frontend features and collaborating with the engineering team to ensure project success. Immediate availability is preferred, with a maximum notice period of two weeks.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver frontend tickets regarding registrar, DNS, and billing features.
- Implement customer facing workflows.
- Build frontend for DNS management, billing, etc.
- Develop frontend integration with backend APIs.
- Collaborate with wider engineering team.
- Contribute to UAT readiness and customer documentation.
Key Skills:
- Strong skills in Angular.
- Experience in frontend development.
- Ability to take initiative and meet deadlines.
- Familiarity with DNS management and billing features.
- Experience with backend API integration.
Salary (Rate): undetermined
City: undetermined
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: remote
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: Other
We are looking for a Frontend Developer with strong Angular skills to help build a Customer Portal for one of our customers in the gaming/betting sector. This is a remote (within UK) outside IR35 contract.
The Role:
- Deliver frontend tickets regarding registrar, DNS, and billing features.
- Implement customer facing workflows
- Build frontend for DNS management, billing etc.
- Develop frontend integration with backend APIs.
- Collaborate with wider engineering team
- Contribute to UAT readiness and customer documentation.
The customer is looking for someone who is able to take the initiative, ensuring deadlines are met. Ideally we are looking for someone immediately available, however the longest we can wait is a 2 week notice period. The project will initially run until January with likely extensions.