Junior Web Solutions Developer

Step into a fast-moving engineering squad where every sprint ships code that matters. As a Junior Web Solutions Developer, you craft, test, and refine responsive web applications—merging front-end polish with pragmatic back-end logic. You engage directly with product owners, absorb real-time feedback, and iterate quickly. Your code reaches thousands of users and sets the stage for your growth toward full-stack mastery.

Your Impact

- Translate user stories into clean, semantic HTML5 and modern CSS3, ensuring WCAG-friendly experiences.

- Build interactive components in vanilla JavaScript or ES6+ frameworks when appropriate.

- Wire up RESTful endpoints in PHP or Python, connecting to MySQL or PostgreSQL databases.

- Refactor legacy codebases, raise performance scores, and squash bugs before they bite users.

- Pair with senior engineers during code reviews—absorbing design patterns, testing habits, and DevOps tactics.

- Document decisions clearly so teammates and future developers understand the why behind the what.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

- Write reusable, modular front-end code that passes automated linting and unit tests.

- Create SQL queries, migrations, and simple stored procedures to support new features.

- Debug cross-browser quirks using browser dev tools, network tabs, and profiling utilities.

- Push atomic commits to Git, open pull requests, and respond to review comments within 24 hours.

- Participate in daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and retrospectives inside an Agile/Scrum cadence.

- Support production releases—monitor logs, verify hotfixes, and roll back gracefully if metrics dip.

Skills You’ll Bring

- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related STEM field.

- 0-2 years of hands-on web development—internships, bootcamps, or personal projects count.

- Proficiency with HTML5, CSS3 (Flexbox, Grid), and vanilla JavaScript; familiarity with React or Vue is a plus.

- Introductory knowledge of back-end scripting—PHP 8+ or Python 3.11 preferred.

- Comfort with relational databases and basic SQL commands; exposure to ORM tools welcomed.

- Git workflow fluency—branching, merging, rebasing, and resolving conflicts.

- Solid understanding of debugging, browser dev tools, and responsive design principles.

- Clear written and verbal communication; you explain technical details to non-technical partners.

- Growth mindset—eager to learn CI/CD, automated testing, cloud platforms, and containerization.