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A leading global consultancy in Cambridge is seeking an experienced front-end web developer to enhance the highly successful Igloo modelling platform. The role involves collaborating with engineers in an Agile environment, focusing on high-quality GUI implementations using Angular and UX principles. It offers flexible hybrid working arrangements.
We are looking for an experienced front-end web developer to be part of the ongoing development of the highly successful Igloo modelling platform, helping it evolve to be ever more valuable in a cloud-based world.
You’ll be joining a collaborative and supportive team that values professionalism and innovation, with flexible hybrid working in our new Castle Park, Cambridge office.
Working with other engineers who have a wide range of skills you will be bringing expertise and best practice having worked on professional web applications.
The development process is Agile with automated testing, continuous integration (CI), and code reviews. The technology stack is primarily Angular, C#, and Azure along with other suitable technologies guided by our internal tech radar.
The Requirements:
We are looking for web developers with particularly strong front-end skills to complement our existing teams, hence candidates will need to demonstrate:
At WTW, we believe difference makes us stronger. We want our workforce to reflect the different and varied markets we operate in and to build a culture of inclusivity that makes colleagues feel welcome, valued and empowered to bring their whole selves to work every day. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive work environment throughout our organisation. We embrace all types of diversity.
At WTW, we trust you to know your work and the people, tools and environment you need to be successful. The majority of our colleagues work in a "hybrid" style, with a mix of remote, in-person and in-office interactions dependent on the needs of the team, role and clients. Our flexibility is rooted in trust and "hybrid" is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
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