A web developer is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining websites and web applications. This role involves using programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and often back-end languages like PHP or Python. Web developers work closely with designers and content creators to ensure websites are visually appealing, functional, and user-friendly. They may work for a company, a digital agency, or as freelancers, and are required across many industries, including retail, finance, education, and media. The job can involve both front-end development (what users see) and back-end development (the server-side and databases), or a combination of both, known as full-stack development.
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RETAIL COMPUTER SOLUTIONS LTD
( Added 16 Jul 2026 - 1 position available )
<p>The primary function of the role is to provide effective support to the RCS customer base, covering a range of software and hardware solutions. This entails logging support requests, fault identification, and providing a satisfactory resolution to the fault or query. </p>
Closing date: in 8 days
Possible start date: 09 Oct 2026
CSL DATA SERVICES LIMITED
( Added 22 Jul 2026 - 1 position available )
<p> This role offers hands-on experience while working towards a Level 3 IT Network Technician Apprenticeship You will support internal and external users, helping to diagnose issues, maintain systems, and contribute to a secure and efficient IT environment.</p>
Closing date: in 8 days
Possible start date: 09 Oct 2026
Address
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Exchange Street Buildings
35-37 Exchange Street
Norwich
NR2 1DP
UK
Phone
01603 273515
Email
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