We are a rapidly growing digital design agency, based in the centre of Basingstoke, with a fantastic portfolio of well known brands as clients.
You’ll be an integral part of the company's product development team. For the right candidate this opening offers real opportunities to contribute to the day to day growth of the agency and to influence our long term vision.
As one of our product developers you will be the guardian of development workflow and future technical vision, you will help us build future proof digital products that exceed our clients expectations. You will do this through the development and execution of modern code practices and clear logical thinking, increasing the strength of our team and technical proposition.
You will work closely with the UI/UX designers, product manager, developers and wider agency team as well as specialist partners to realise the goals of our clients.
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As well as an opportunity to play an integral part in our leadership team and our future you will be met with a spirit of openness where everyone has a voice and opinions are important and heard. We treat each other with respect and support each other to be what we want to be. We are proud to be a team with a diverse range of backgrounds, a team that is open, hard working, honest and always curious!
If you would like to apply for this opportunity please do so [either via the blue apply button or] by sending our CV to careers@thedesignlab.net quoting ‘Full stack developer’ in the subject box.
We would love to know why you feel this is the next role for you so please do include a covering note to let us know along with details of your current salary/package, notice period and any dates you are not available for an interview.
Please note that you will be asked to provide evidence to support your eligibility to work in the UK if you are shortlisted.
Due to potentially large numbers of applications we may not be able to respond to all those applicants who have not been successfully shortlisted.
No recruitment agencies please.