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Creative Circle Media Solutions in Providence, RI is seeking a junior web developer for a full-time entry-level role. You will learn quickly, interact with customers, and contribute to a small, dedicated team shaping new web software for media companies.
Responsibilities include building sites with HTML/CSS, applying a modern UX approach, and exploring React or Vue. A proactive, reliable communicator who meets deadlines will thrive in this supportive environment.
A great opportunity to jump start your career
Posted Friday, December 19, 2025 12:55 pm
Everyone on our team is deeply involved in our success and you will be, too. Ready for an environment where you will learn a lot quickly and be listened to when you bring ideas to the table? Ready to work with a supportive, experienced team that is known for being strong teachers and coaches? Interested in learning about the news industry as well as print and web design? Then Creative Circle is a great place to be!
Join our small, dedicated team creating innovative web software for media companies and you might just help shape how news outlets survive in the digital age. This is an opportunity to have a big impact and to be involved in a wide range of tasks, from direct customer support and site construction to new product development. We’re located in East Providence, R.I.
You will have opportunities to work independently, help shape our product development, work directly with customers and lead project appropriate to your level of knowledge and interests.
We're flexible, but these are kinds the traits and skills we are looking for:
We don’t expect you to know or have worked with all of the above. We’re willing to train you, of course, but the more you know about the above, the better.
We offer a flexible, friendly and supportive work environment. You will have a strong impact on everything we do and will be involved and listened to.
Full-time position. Work location: East Providence, RI.
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