Full Stack Developer

Oxford
1 month ago
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Our established, Oxfordshire based client is looking to add a Permanent Full Stack Developer to their team, (hybrid 1-2 days a week onsite).
We are seeking a Mid-level, Full Stack Developer or a Backend Developer who is comfortable taking on simpler frontend tasks, to join our client’s small and engaged development team.
The successful candidate will have a minimum of 4 years experience in a similar role, be comfortable working in a dynamic fast paced environment and be happy to undertake development with minimal supervision, performing your own unit testing.
You will have the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects and be very comfortable setting up and working with different API services for different innovative endeavours.
Part of the role will involve taking responsibility for maintaining and developing the Python infrastructure of cutting edge AI chatbot projects. However, previous AI experience (although beneficial) is not essential, in fact this is a great opportunity for anyone excited about AI and wanting to get involved with a substantial AI project.
Essential Skills:
Python backend development
Node.js backend development
Experience of enterprise cloud platforms – ideally Azure, but experience of AWS or other platform with a willingness to learn Azure is fine.
JavaScript, CSS, Base level SQL & HTML
Beneficial Skills / Experience:
Dev Ops with Microsoft Azure
AI testing
JavaScript framework

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