web-developer
What is a Web Developer?
Web Developers design, create, produce and maintain websites using relevant software packages. They often work along side Graphic Designers to create websites that are visually appealing and serve a purpose to the end user. This might be to convey information, offer services or sell products online.
Web Developers generally fall into one of three categories:
- Back End Developers who focus on the use of Hypertext Pre-processor (PHP), Java, .NET, Ruby on Rails, Node.js
- Front End Developers who use JavaScript, Angular.JS, Hyper Text Mark-up Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JQuery
- CMS Developers who use programs such as Magento, Drupal, Umbraco and WordPress
Calling all Web Developers! Peoplebank are the IT & digital recruitment specialists, and we have permanent and contract opportunities across Australia that need to be filled. Search our extensive database to find your next role, and let us make the job application process easy.
If you’re an employer looking to hire a new Web Developer, we can help match you with your new staff member. Browse through our latest web developer jobs below to get started.
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What qualifications and experience levels are required?
- Bachelors Degree in Information Technology, Web Development, Multimedia or Communication Design
- A Traineeship in Information Technology, Web-Based Technologies, Web Development or Interactive Digital Media
- You can also work as a Web Developer without formal qualifications, but by developing skills through practice and experience
Employment opportunities
Web Developers can work in IT specific industries and other industries requiring IT expertise. Developers can be employed on a permanent basis within a company, however, it’s also common to be self-employed and work as a freelance Web Developer consultant.
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