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Contract Full-Stack JavaScript Developer - Node & Angular

📅 6‑month contract (extensions likely)

💸 £400 per day – Inside IR35

🏢 60% Hybrid in office – Newcastle, London, Leeds or Blackpool

Opus is supporting a major migration programme for a UK Government department, delivered via a leading consultancy. This programme supports mission‑critical services dealing with high user volumes, sensitive data, and complex business processes.

We’re hiring Node.js & Angular Engineers to play a key role in frontend modernisation and service delivery.

🔍 What You’ll Be Doing

Supporting and delivering a large‑scale Angular migration

Building frontend applications using Angular & TypeScript

Developing backend services with Node.js & Express

Writing test‑driven code (Jest)

Working within CI/CD pipelines

Improving automation and frontend standards

Ensuring accessibility and WCAG compliance

Contributing to architecture and best practice across teams

✅ Required Experience

Strong experience with Angular (priority)

Node.js & Express

TypeScript

TDD and automated testing

CI/CD experience

Experience working on large, complex digital platforms

Agile delivery experience

⭐ Nice to Have

Kubernetes or containerisation exposure (Docker)

Cloud experience (AWS or Azure)

Public sector / government projects

SQL / NoSQL databases, Redis

SC eligibility (not mandatory)

📩 Apply now or reach out to discuss contract details and team fit

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