Senior WordPress Developer, NG18

Location: Mansfield (Fully remote currently, WFH flexibility post-COVID!) Package Up to £43K + shockingly great pension! You?re a WordPress Developer in demand, I get it. Let?s get it straight though, if someone thinks your job is just dragging and dropping themes, you?d be insulted. You take pride in what you do and you?re thoughtful with your approach as a Dev. Whether it?s considering validation of HTML and its accessibility or being cognizant of user experience, you?re darn good at what you do, and you can design sites better than most! Why bother moving on? Maybe, you?re satisfied in your job, you?re on a comfortable salary, you get some remote working, you know what, maybe everything is perfect? But here?s the thing about ?perfect?? Are you being challenged like you were when you entered your role? Are you truly growing now that you?re only maintaining developed sites? Being comfortable is great but do you feel the same level of enthusiasm as you did when you first started as a developer? If you answered ?no? to any of those questions, let?s talk about this one. Can?t hurt, can it? The set-up with this company may be a little different from what you?re used to. There will be one web dev in this Core Application?s team and that person will be you. Yes, the only web dev amongst a team of software developers; you?ll be cherished! Responsibility-wise, the challenge of completely overhauling the company?s website will be solely yours. With your knack for WordPress, PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript (front-end technologies), rebranding a site will be a gentle breeze. There?s more. Being a Dev, the core team isn?t just going to let you sit by yourself working on the site, they?ll be dragging you in to help them from time to time with the internal projects and you?ll be using a myriad of technologies. Sitting on a salary of up to £40k, you?ll get 2-3 days with your feet up, working from home and that?s just the start. The pension offering is one you?d be shocked to hear! So how ?bout it? Fancy something better than just ?comfortable? and is it worth learning a little more? Pop your CV over. Let?s talk