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A growing business is seeking a Web Development Team Lead with proven experience of leading a team and developing, implementing and maintaining software solutions using PHP and JavaScript while showcasing strong customer service skills. Along with a salary of up to £35,000 per annum (DOE), you will … arrangement, Christmas closure days, a salary sacrifice electric car leasing scheme, automatic entry to the Local Government Pension Scheme, annual wellbeing days, continuous professional development, free onsite parking and free use of the onsite gym. As Web Development Team Lead, your responsibilities will include: Managing, motivating, and … supporting the team in the development, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise level web applications and software solutions to support business requirements; Leading on architectural decisions and investigating, evaluating, and advocating for the future technical direction of the team and their output; Mentoring other developers to ensure consistency of more »

crawlability. This includes proficiency in link disavowing, and conducting technical SEO and competitor audits. Identify and resolve technical SEO issues in collaboration with the web development team to boost website performance and user experience. Carry out SEO audits, competitive analysis, and benchmarking to uncover areas for improvement and … Search Console, SEMrush, Google Keyword Planner, and Google Analytics. Knowledgeable in A/B testing, local SEO, and SEO reporting tools. Strong understanding of web design and development, HTML/CSS coding, and link-building strategies. Experienced with content management systems (CMS) and website optimization platforms, such as … family-owned business in which our staff can build on a trustful and valued partnership. A varied and challenging role in a growing company. Development and further training opportunities for shaping and realising your career goals. Regular company and team days along with social activities. If this sounds like more »